Hi Maxim, all,
Over the years, I have written short pieces of code (in Fortran) to handle miscellaneous tasks with ADDA geometry files. Recently, I shared these codes to few colleagues, and I thought I could make them public with the same effort.
So, you can find the codes at https://bitbucket.org/planetarysystemresearch/adda-geometry-tools/. Probably the most useful code for public distribution would be the MeshConvert code. It can read an object given as 3D mesh in OBJ format and produce the discretized version that can be used as ADDA geometry input file. I think the PIP tool that comes with ADDA can do more or less the same. I have not done any comparisons myself, but I have understood that my code might be much more efficient especially with larger geometries.
Other tools can give summary information about an ADDA shape file, embed and/or join multiple ADDA geometry files, and compute coherent and incoherent fields over multiple ADDA internal field solutions. In addition, I have included the binary for the LiteBil visualization code for Windows users that can read ADDA geometry files.
Feel free to check the codes out.
Best Regards,
Antti
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