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Hello everyone,
I am working with clumps in YADE, and I need their orientations. I get the orientations using .state.ori and it returns a Quaternion. However, I am having trouble accessing the components of the Quaternions. For example, suppose we have a quaternion assigned to a variable q as follows:
q = Quaternion((-0.5511712429622227516,0.6264347706369409741,-0.5511712429622227516),2.022331863044346534)
When I try to access the components of this quaternion using q[0], q[1], q[2], q[3];
it returns -0.4670908316044708, 0.5308730121517236, -0.4670908316044708, 0.5308730121517236, respectively. The individual components are different than that is in the Quaternion. I am also sending the script that generates the same output:
# To create clumps, I used a part of the code at https://gitlab.com/yade-dev/trunk/blob/master/examples/clumps-breakage/uniaxial_clump.py
sphere_list_three = [[[0, -3e-3, 0], 7e-3], [[0, 3e-3, 0], 7e-3], [[0, 0, 3e-3], 8e-3]]
O.bodies.appendClumped([sphere(s[0], s[1]) for s in sphere_list_three], discretization=10)
# check if the body is a clump
for b in O.bodies:
print(b, b.isClump)
# Last body is a clump. Assign its orientation to clump_ori
clump_ori = O.bodies[-1].state.ori
# print its Quaternion and its components
print(f"\nQuaternion: {clump_ori}\n")
print(f"1st element: {clump_ori[0]}")
print(f"2nd element: {clump_ori[1]}")
print(f"3rd element: {clump_ori[2]}")
print(f"4th element: {clump_ori[3]}")
I did not understand the behavior. Thank you in advance if you help me.
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