How to run ========== First `install GAMOS `_ , then you have to type in the terminal: .. code-block:: python :linenos: cd path_to_gamos/GAMOS.ver/ source config/confgamos.sh Or alternatively (see `Primer Tutorial `_) .. code-block:: python :linenos: cd source path_to_gamos/GAMOS.ver/config/confgamos.sh Once GAMOS is compiled, user should install all python requirements and clone the github repository: .. code-block:: python :linenos: pip install -r requirements.txt git clone https://github.com/PREDICO-Project/MIMAC.git cd MIMAC/ You can test if the repository has been cloned fine just running the by default simulation with: .. code-block:: python :linenos: gamos main.in The output should be the image of a sphere saved as a MHD/RAW in the output folder. Once the test have been performed, users can set up the simulation using the GUI. To run the GUI type in the terminal: .. code-block:: python :linenos: cd GUI/ python3 mainWindow.py Users must press **Apply cfg** button to modify all input files to set up correctly the simulation. Execute your simulation with: .. code-block:: python :linenos: gamos main.in We have prepared a simple bash script , :doc:`sendrun.sh `, to run several runs at the same time (based on `GAMOS/tutorials/RTTutorials/exercise2 `_ credits to Pedro Arce). It only accepts 2 parameters, the number of runs and the initial SEED. From the main path of the project you should type in the terminal: .. code-block:: python :linenos: bash sendrun.sh 10 11111 .. warning:: The runs are independent, they do not share the geometry, each run builds the geometry. If you don“t have too much RAM memory there could be a memory leak.