May I download GFM_StellarFormationTime of PartType4 (stars / wind particles) only? If can’t, may I download PartType4 only (in snapshots of tng-50)?
If can, what command should I use to download the data?
What's more, I build a folder as the example scripts (use git bash), but after I type in wget command it reports error:" bash: wget: command not found". Why?
wget is just a program - you may not have it installed on whatever computer you are using. You could install it, or use a different downloader.
Yaofei He
19 Jun '23
Thank you for your request! If I want to download the data through multiple threads, how many requests can the server handle?
In addition, using the simulation.hdf5 document requires folders to be organized according to a certain structure, so which directory should I place the simulation.hdf5 document itself in?
Dylan Nelson
19 Jun '23
Please two simultaneous requests at most.
The simulation.hdf5 file should be placed in the folder with the output directory.
Hello!
May I download GFM_StellarFormationTime of PartType4 (stars / wind particles) only? If can’t, may I download PartType4 only (in snapshots of tng-50)?
If can, what command should I use to download the data?
What's more, I build a folder as the example scripts (use git bash), but after I type in wget command it reports error:" bash: wget: command not found". Why?
Yes you can, see Task 11 of the API cookbook for an example.
wget is just a program - you may not have it installed on whatever computer you are using. You could install it, or use a different downloader.
Thank you for your request! If I want to download the data through multiple threads, how many requests can the server handle?
In addition, using the simulation.hdf5 document requires folders to be organized according to a certain structure, so which directory should I place the simulation.hdf5 document itself in?
Please two simultaneous requests at most.
The simulation.hdf5 file should be placed in the folder with the
outputdirectory.Got it! Thank you!