Hi, I am also trying to install Cloudy, but unfortunately I already got stuck with the compiliation. I am working with Suse linux. I changed the char in the...
Hi Kazi, You are not doing anything wrong here. It looks like the file cloudy.c somehow got corrupted. Probably the best course of action is to download the...
Hello, When running a grid, the geometry changes from open to closed as the starting radius decreases? Is there some way to force a plane parallel geometry? ...
... The open/closed distinction is controlled by the SPHERE command. There is not way, other than a bug, where this could change unexpectedly. It should be...
Hi, I have a c06.02c version of cloudy. The "punch radius" command produces the following output file: #NZONE radius r-r0 dr 11.02000e+11 2.0000e+09...
Hi Ania, There is a missing tab in your output. The zone number runs from 1 through 12 in your excerpt, and the radius runs from 1.02000E11 to 1.57024E11....
Hi, I have used xstar before, and I am new to cloudy. Where there any comparisons made between cloudy and xstar (I have seen the comparison between cloudy and...
... Two case studies are in the literature, both the results of meetings held here in Lexington. The most recent is the joint article by Pequignot et al, on...
Hi, I got an assert error connected to cont_ffun.c file, which I think is described in the hot fixes section, but it should have been fixed since the 06.02a...
Hi Ania, My initial assessment would be that the thrown assert in cont_ffun.c is an unrelated problem to the one found in c06.02a, although there seems to be a...
The mention of Cloudy 06.04 is my mistake. What was meant was that it would be supported in all versions after April ’06. That certainly includes 06.02c. ...
Hi Ryan, I tried to run it with my c06.02 version but it doesn't understand the "grid" keyword. with the input file identical to the one in the paper: ...
I’m sorry, I was wrong. It is not yet in any released version. It is, however, in development versions (which you can obtain via the link Peter gave you...
Hi Peter, Thanks for the link. I downloaded it and installed it without problems . Were there many changes between the version you gave me and c06.02c? The...
Yes, Cloudy has changed a lot since the c06.02 release! There is almost a whole year of development in between... These stable versions I pointed you to do not...
Hi Folks, I must be blind, I didn't suceed to find the way to print-out the filling factor at each step of a simulation. This is needed to compute the line...
Hi Christophe, I guess there is nothing wrong with your eyesight after all... :-) A quick grep through the code suggests that we indeed do not punch the ...
... Fine! ... It could be fine then to add a new column (last position to not perturb existing parsers) in the punch physical conditions output. Tanks a lot...
About the filling factor, would it be posible to give its value in an external routine, the fabden.c for exemple? Then it could be easy to have FF following...
... the filling factor is defined in the file zone_startend.c around line 57 - 59. the source there defines it in terms of the radius with the optional power....
Dear cloudy-users! Has any-one ever made a raymond-smith spectrum? I have trouble finding some more elaborate examples of cloudy code on the internet. For...
You can print all the possible lines available using a command in Hazy. You can find total line flux (luminosity) in the output file if it strong enough. The...
Hi, I want to output the intensities of various recombination lines, but I'm not sure of who's whos in the list... For exemple, here are the OII lines observed...
Hi Christophe, I have to admit that the line list in Cloudy can be confusing, usually the best source of information is the Cloudy source itself. In general ...
Thanks a lot Peter, ... Fine, that's what Moore call the V2 multiplet, and actually it is predicted very close to the observation. ... Ok, that's also the V2...
... I am not aware of a paper specifically discussing the use of Cloudy in this context, but there is literature on the infamous t^2 problem which would be...
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