PaperGeo section
Access the available PaperGeo commands via the PaperGeo section.
To open the PaperGeo module, select Model → PaperGeo in the GeoDict GUI menu bar. In the PaperGeo section, a pull-down menu lists all available PaperGeo commands.
Select a command from the pull-down menu and enter the necessary parameters through the corresponding Options’ Edit … button located in its panel.
After setting the input parameters for the selected PaperGeo command, clicking Generate in the PaperGeo section starts the generation. The structure is created and shown in the Visualization area.
Macro files are recorded and saved when selecting Macro → Start Macro Recording... in the menu bar. When recording a macro, Record becomes active and Generate changes to Generate & Record.
Click Cloud to run it in the GeoDict cloud. Click Job Queue to run the object generation on machines connected in your local network. If interested in cloud simulations or job queueing, contact Math2Market to apply for a GeoDict cloud or job queueing license.
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Know how! On the bottom of each dialog, find the following options:
Each option is explained by a tooltip which appears when resting the mouse over the icon. |
The modes Create Cellulose Fibers and Lay-Down Cellulose Fibers generate an entirely new paper structure, or a new paper structure based on the structure currently in memory. The other modes (Add Binder and Add Filler) require a valid initial structure.
For Create Cellulose Fibers, Lay-Down Cellulose Fibers and Add Binder, a customized Result File Name (*.gdr) should be entered to differentiate the results of sets of PaperGeo generations. The resulting *.gdr (GeoDict Result) file is placed inside the chosen project folder.
When running projects worth archiving, it is useful to save files with information about the structure generation process. Thus, in addition to the *.gdr file, the project folder may optionally contain a variety of saved files from the PaperGeo run in the formats *.gdt (GeoDict File), *.gad (GeoDict analytic data), *.py (GeoPy macro files), and *.gps (GeoDict Project Settings file). The structure model can be saved in Binary file format *.gdt and *.raw or ASCII file format *.gad and *.les by selecting File → Save Structure as… in the Menu bar.
