Why does it return a wrong value? spheresVolume is internally correct
(it is used to define porosity), wrapping changes the value?!
I don't believe that this is even possible.
It is apparently...
If I read the code right, then spheresVolume is calculated once, at
start. And then it is being modified in that line 210:
spheresVolume = spheresVolume * std::pow ( multiplier,3 );
Correct.
Why are you doing this, btw?
If all sizes are multiplied by "multiplier", then the volume is
multiplied by multiplier^3.
TriaxialStressController.cpp line 165. How many times that line is
called?
Each time the size of spheres is modified (i.e. probably 0 times in
your case, since you didn't even realize it could be changed ;-)).
now, question is if I read the code right... And why porosity is
correct if spheresVolume is not??
That is the interesting question. spheresVolume is correct, really.
Would python convert it to int for some reason?
Bruno
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