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Currently magnetforces takes a single fixed magnet and a single floating magnet, which are defined using object-like structures.
There's no reason that magnet_fixed couldn't be an array of structures, so allow for multiple magnets. This would be a slightly different use case than the multipoleforces code but the latter could benefit from a rework to the former.
To make this work, magnets need to be able locate themselves with a relative offset from a local coordinate system.
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Currently magnetforces takes a single fixed magnet and a single floating magnet, which are defined using object-like structures.
There's no reason that
magnet_fixed
couldn't be an array of structures, so allow for multiple magnets. This would be a slightly different use case than themultipoleforces
code but the latter could benefit from a rework to the former.To make this work, magnets need to be able locate themselves with a relative offset from a local coordinate system.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: