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Just make sure you ask for enough walltime. This approach is most useful when you have multiple small jobs, so they don't have to sit in the queue and wait for being run one-by-one. Will submit a single job to the queue, which will first calculate seed_one, then seed_two. Assume you have seed_one.cell, seed_one.param, seed_two.cell, seed_two.param Submitting multiple jobsĬastepsub lets you submit multiple jobs at the same time by specifying more than one seed. Will submit a 2 hour, 24 core job to the queue.

l When running multiple seeds, they can be a single job, executed in a loop or sent as an array job. p Whether to submit a paid job or a low-priority (free) job. Default: /shared/ucl/depts/ccpnc/bin/castep_17.21_mpi W Walltime requested in HH:MM:SS format. m Amount of memory per process requested in megabytes. d Debug mode, prints the jobscript but does not submit it Current job will only be executed after the jobids listed finished A Identifies the account to which the resource consumption of the job should be charged. Submitting jobsĬCP-NC provides a customised version of the castepsub script: Usage: castepsub castep_seed(s) magres -out.cell files) under $HOME as soon as the job finished. In short, you must run your jobs in a subdirectory under $HOME/Scratch, but you should copy the results of your job (e.g. Here is a summary on what you can and cannot do: There are two main areas to store data on Young: your home directory ( $HOME) and a shared scratch area which is linked to $HOME/Scratch. You can copy files to and from Young using scp or rsync (Linux and Mac) or MobaXterm or WinSCP (Windows). Once you no longer need the files, please delete them. To share files with others, you may copy them here. The directory /shared/ucl/depts/ccpnc/file_share/ is read-writable for those in the CCP-NC group. Open the $HOME/.bash_profile file and append the these lines to the end of the file: export PATH=/shared/ucl/depts/ccpnc/bin:$PATHĮxport PYTHONPATH=/shared/ucl/depts/ccpnc/lib/python2.7/site-packagesĪt your next log in, you will be able to access the tools CCP-NC provides. Setting up the CCP-NC environment on Young To log in, run the following command in the terminal: Logging inĪfter registration, you'll be given a username. To set it up, click on settingsĪnd in the General tab, set a persistent home directory of your choice.įinally, click on Start local terminal to start the terminal.

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There is no installation, just download the program. We recommend using MobaXterm which acts both as a terminal and file transfer utility.

On a Mac, search for iTerm in Spotlight, and on most Linux systems Ctrl+Alt+T will open a terminal.

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Terminal programs will have already been installed on Linux and Mac systems. Users need to log in to Young via a command line terminal.

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If you don't have one yet, please read the HPC access page and fill our registration form. You will need an account to access Young. For a more detailed description, please visit the main Young User Guide.

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This guide is intended to provide information on how to set up calculations on Young quickly, with the addition of some points specific to CCP-NC.

Setting up the CCP-NC environment on Young.

To provide an accurate physical scale for device emulation, Roblox provides a method of measuring your screen's DPI by having you place a card up against your screen that can be scaled to match the proper DPI. There are some images in Roblox Studio that share the same purpose, but only one of them ends up being used. It also uses the old 'R' stud texture for some reason. This image is notably out of date, as new materials have since been added. Roblox Studio currently just uses individual images for the materials instead of a sprite sheet. There exists an unused sprite sheet image for Roblox's material palette. This icon was previously used for the DHTML feature, which was disabled in early 2008 due to security issues, and later removed entirely. The second unused icon is the 27th icon in the sprite sheet. It is unknown where this icon was used in the past. It appears to be a variant of the icon used for Value objects (seen to the right) but with an expanded list.

The first unused icon is the 4th icon in the sprite sheet. Inside of Roblox Studio's exe is a sprite sheet for the Explorer class icons.Įach icon is a 16x16 image spread out across a single row of roughly 96 icons.Īlthough most of the icons in here are used, there are a couple of icons in this sprite sheet that remain unused.

3 Unused Images compared to Used Images.