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Hello, I have tried to do simulations of spherocylinders on HOOMD-blue, and according to the documentation, a two-vertex
Now, when I print the shape type, I get the following.
I wonder if it's really doing the correct overlap check if it's not the |
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Yes, a two vertex convex spheropolyhedron is a sphereocylinder because the support function computation will sweep a sphere across the line connecting the points. The GSD Have you tried the latest version of OVITO? It recently added support for the two vertex case: glotzerlab/gsd#310 (comment) |
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Yes, a two vertex convex spheropolyhedron is a sphereocylinder because the support function computation will sweep a sphere across the line connecting the points. The GSD
type_shapes
schema does not differentiate between spheropolyhedra and convex polyhedra with only sharp edges: https://gsd.readthedocs.io/en/v3.4.2/shapes.html#convex-polyhedraHave you tried the latest version of OVITO? It recently added support for the two vertex case: glotzerlab/gsd#310 (comment)