Generating controlled laminar microstructure using NEPER | Neper software tutorial part 2

A new version of NEPER, 4.0 was released on July 30, 2020. A new simulation module (-S) is included.
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[@serajeemdtoriqularman5955]

sir i have a question, how can i define rotation of a 2d grain structure when angles are given in 45 or 90 degree. how can i convert that into something in euiler angle.

[@serajeemdtoriqularman5955]

can i just use 0.5 0 0 like that ?

[@YuanGao-h5x]

Your video is very useful, but I still have one question that I wish you can answer. How to use the models established by neper in DAMASK? I have established a model whose file suffix is .vtu, and I try to translate this file in suffix with .geom suffix, but I don't know how to operate and where the orientation information is.

[@ganiganmaz3]

Use nepers tesselation module to create geometry in tessr format(grid). Mesh the geometry using meshing module and set the mesh format to be vtk or vti(can’t remember). Go to gmsh (gmesh) and change the format of the mesh to gmsh4 from gmsh2. Load the meshed geometry to damash through -geom command