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Title: Generating Adsorbate Density Profiles from GCMC Restart Files in RASPA
Post by: had-sham on May 11, 2025, 12:48:17 PM
Hi all,

I understand that grids are used to speed up GCMC simulations and for visualization purposes. I have already run some GCMC simulations without energy grids, and I have the snapshots.
Is it possible to use the Restart file (final configuration) to perform a new GCMC run with grids enabled, in order to obtain adsorbate density plots?
Alternatively, is there a way to generate density plots from the final configuration of a GCMC run that was performed without grids?

Best regards,
Title: Re: Generating Adsorbate Density Profiles from GCMC Restart Files in RASPA
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Title: Re: Generating Adsorbate Density Profiles from GCMC Restart Files in RASPA
Post by: EulaVikum on May 04, 2026, 05:37:56 AM
Interesting point about grids in GCMC! I've been exploring similar simulation techniques myself. Are you finding that using grids noticeably improves performance? Perhaps it's like solving Wordle Unlimited (https://wordleunlimitedgame.org/) – you can brute force it, but a smart strategy (like grids) can dramatically speed things up. I'm curious how your snapshots compare with and without the grid implementation. Thanks for sharing!