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Windows Installation and Launch

The script folder (win_scripts_mk3) should be extracted to the installation folder of OpenRadioss (same level as exec, hm_cfg_files etc), the scripts work only from this directory level currently

The initial contents of the folder appear as below, for the windows version, python is not a pre-requisite, there is an .exe version of the gui that may be used directly without a python installation, the main gui tool is ‘openradioss_run_script_for_windows_mpi_ps.exe’ and can be launched from windows explorer on double click, the python code is still included for information and the .py script may still be used if python is installed (the 'openradioss_run_script_for_windows_mpi_ps.py’ files is the main python script)

Windows Desktop Shortcut (Optional)

It is possible to create shortcut Links for the exe or python tools with the form e.g.:

Target for exe:

full_path_to\win_scripts_mk3\openradioss_run_script_for_windows_mpi_ps.exe

Target for Python:

C:\Windows\pyw.exe “full_path_to\win_scripts_mk3\openradioss_run_script_for_windows_mpi_ps.py"

Start In Folder

full_path_to\win_scripts_mk3\

You may also ‘change icon’ to the one in the included icon folder

Linux Installation and Launch

The script folder (linux_scripts_mk3) should be extracted to the installation folder of OpenRadioss (same level as exec, hm_cfg_files etc), the scripts work only from this directory level currently

bash shell, and python with tk is a pre-requisite in linux

not all linux distros necessarily include python/tk by default, e.g. lubuntu has it, but for ubuntu-mate following is needed

sudo apt-get install python3-tk

In linux, the content of the linux_scripts_mk3 folder is as below, the ‘openradioss_run_script_for_linux_mpi_ps.py’ file is the main gui,

in order to launch it, enter the linux_scripts_mk3 folder in a terminal window open it with python3, e.g. :

python3 openradioss_run_script_for_linux_mpi_ps.py

Linux Desktop Shortcut (Optional)

It is possible to create a clickable desktop/menu icon for linux:

add/create a file: ./local/share/applications/openradioss.desktop (make executable)
content of form e.g.:

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=OpenRadioss
Exec=bash -c "cd /home/user/OpenRadioss/linux_scripts_mk3 && /usr/bin/python3 /home/user/OpenRadioss/linux_scripts_mk3/openradioss_run_script_for_linux_mpi_ps.py"
Icon=/home/user/OpenRadioss/linux_scripts_mk3/icon/ross.png

This will add a shortcut to desktop, menus: then can be pinned to desktop also: