Simulation on standalone computer

The simplest way to launch a simulation is to use your own computer, where you also launch Funz commands.

It is almost what is done in these demo notebooks:

Assuming that the simulation software (say Modelica, our standard example) is already installed on your computer, you just have to:

intall Funz:
- Python: pip install Funz, then import Funz
- R: remotes::install_github('Funz/Funz.R'), then library(Funz)
- bash/cmd.exe: download and unzip Funz-Bash.zip or Funz-Cmd.exe.zip
install simulation plugin:
- Python: Funz.installModel('Modelica')
- R: Funz::install.Model('Modelica')
- bash/cmd.exe: download and unzip plugin-Modelica.zip
if needed, setup simulation script ‘Funz/scripts/Modelica.sh’ or ‘Funz/scripts/Modelica.bat’
start background Funz computing daemon:
- Python: Funz.startCalculators(1)
- R: Funz::startCalculators(1)
- bash/cmd.exe: launch backend Funz/FunzDaemon.sh or Funz/FunzDaemon.bat

You can now check that your computer is well setup by running basic example:

check that you well receive network Funz heartbeats: nc -lu 19001 or socat -u udp-recv:19001
launch basic calculation: * Python: Funz.Run(model="Modelica",input_files="samples/NewtonCooling.mo") * R: Funz::Run(model="Modelica",input.files="samples/NewtonCooling.mo") * bash/cmd.exe: ./Funz.sh Run -m Modelica -if samples/NewtonCooling.mo or ./Funz.bat Run -m Modelica -if samples/NewtonCooling.mo