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-- PeterKammel - 28 Mar 2009 |
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G4WORKDIR. Run on pion1 to have correct libraries. CVS the G4MuCap there. cd G4MuCap. source setup after adjusting it. cd $G4WORKDIR. cp -R examples from $G4INSTALL (probably not necessary but educational. Different vis drivers installed. OpenGl, DAWNFILE, HepRep, jas3+WIRED4 according to Geant Manual. |
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< < | You will need to have jas3 downloaded from link and unzipped into the G4MuCap directory. Then in order to visualize events, You will need to get Wired4 from link where all .jar files listed there should be downloaded into your G4MuCap/jas3-0.8.3/extensions directory. After that, in your G4MuCap directory, run ./jas3-0.8.3/jas3 scene-0.heprep.zip. Once you have Jas3 window opened, It is going to ask whether you want to install new plugins, then you are done. In order to see events, click on File->New->Wired4 on you Jas3 window. |
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First you login to pion1 machine and from you home directory, get G4MuCap from cvs by,
yourname@pion1 ~> cvs co G4MuCap
In the pion1 machine, go to the cshell by entering,
yourname@pion1 ~> csh
at the cshell window then
yourname@pion1 ~/G4MuCap > source setup
yourname@pion1 ~/G4MuCap > gmake
Then you can run the G4 to get some events,
yourname@pion1 ~/G4MuCap > MuCap
results are saved in a zip file named such as, scene-0.heprep.zip
In order to see the output file, you will need to have jas3 downloaded from link and unzipped into the G4MuCap directory. Then in order to visualize events, You will need to get Wired4 from link where all .jar files listed there should be downloaded into your G4MuCap/jas3-0.8.3/extensions directory.
After that, in your G4MuCap directory enter
yourname@pion1 ~/G4MuCap > jas3-0.8.3/jas3 scene-0.heprep.zip or from your pion1 machine
yourname@pion1 ~> jas3-0.8.3/jas3 scene-0.heprep.zip
Once you have Jas3 window opened, It is going to ask whether you want to install new plugins, say yes and you are done.
In order to see events, on the jas3 window, click on File->New->Wired4 on you Jas3 window. |
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