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Step-by-step instructions to use KAPSEL †

STEP 0: Linux or Windows? †

• If you want to use KAPSEL on Linux (recommended), goto STEP 1.

• If you want to use KAPSEL on Windows, install "Cygwin" first, then goto STEP 1. Be sure to install "gcc" and "make" packages.

• KAPSEL can be used on Mac OS X, but it is not supported.

STEP 1: Download and install "Gourmet" †

• "Gourmet" is a graphic platform developed by OCTA project. The entire OCTA package is not necessarily. Only Gourmet is required to use KAPSEL.

• Goto OCTA-BBS and register to get your ID.

• Follow "DOWNLOAD" -> "OCTA2007" -> "Platform GOURMET2007 in OCTA2007 (for Windows)" or "GOURMET 4.1.0 (on OCTA2007) for Windows and Linux" to download "Gourmet" package.

• Follow the instruction there to install "Gourmet".

STEP 2: Build "libplatform" †

• "libplatform" is an I/O library developed by OCTA project. One needs this to access to UDF-formatted files.

• Instruction for Linux:

   > su
   > cd /usr/local/OCTA2007/GOURMET_2007
   > tar xvfpz gourmet*_src.tar.gz
   > cd src
   > make
   > make install

• Instruction for Windows: (Logon Windows with an administrator authorization and open Cygwin window.)

   $ ln -s /cygdrive/c/OCTA2007/ /usr/local/.
   $ cd /usr/local/OCTA2007/GOURMET_2007
   $ unzip GOURMET2007_SRC.zip
   $ cd src
   $ make
   $ make install

STEP 3: Download "KAPSEL" †

• Goto KAPSEL-BBS and register to get your ID.

• Follow "DOWNLOAD" -> "KAPSEL-2" -> "KAPSEL-2" to download "kapsel.tar.gz".

• Download "Makefile" and overwrite an existing file included in the "kapsel.tar.gz"

STEP 4: Build "KAPSEL" †

   > echo $PF_FILES (Set "PF_FILES" properly, if it has not done yet.) 
   > tar xvfpz kapsel.tar.gz
   > cd kapsel
   > make

STEP 5: Test "KAPSEL" †

• Download "&ref(): File not found: "define.udf" at page "Install";" and "&ref(): File not found: "sample1.udf" at page "Install";", and type the following.

   > ./kapsel/kapsel -Isample1.udf -Ooutput.udf -Ddefine.udf -Rrestart.udf

STEP 6: Use "KAPSEL" †

• Download an appropriate sample "****.udf" file from the examples.

• Modify the sample "****.udf" file using "Gourmet" for your own purpose, and save it as "new_name.udf".

   > ./kapsel/kapsel -Inew_name.udf -Ooutput.udf -Ddefine.udf -Rrestart.udf

• Start "Gourmet" and then read "output.udf". Use "show_field.py" or "plot.py" to animate or to plot velocity data.