ViennaPS
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Development repository for ViennaPS, a fully-fledged semiconductor fabrication process simulation library.
hi, I got this error message, I attached on the screenshot, I tried to fix that by installing vtk manually, making changes in gitignore file, write down path by myself...
Hello! I want to start working on moving the cell set into its own library. I will write down some of my thoughts and the decisions that have to be...
#74 introduced python stub files which are currently manually generated. We should adopt some way of automatically generating those stub files either through the `pyproject.toml` or through the Github-CI, and...
he@he-virtual-machine:~/ViennaPS/build/ViennaPS/examples/holeEtching$ python3 holeEtching.py config.txt Running 2D simulation. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/he/ViennaPS/build/ViennaPS/examples/holeEtching/holeEtching.py", line 12, in import viennaps2d as vps File "/home/he/.local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/viennaps2d/__init__.py", line 11, in from ._viennaps2d import *...
the project looks great, for an integration with [gdsfactory](https://gdsfactory.github.io/gdsfactory/notebooks/03_layer_stack.html#layerstack) as one of its [plugins](https://gdsfactory.github.io/gplugins/index.html) it would be great to: - [x] release a python installer to PyPi - [ ]...
I was able to install the tool successfully (I hope) using the instructions given. However while checking out examples, I faced the following issue: ``` (base) [om@darkknight build]$ cmake .....
When I simulate hole etching, there are some white line in paraview image (Material Ids). I understand red is Si, blue is SiO2. However, white is not mentioned in your...
The material specifier 'None' is the psMaterial enum does not work with the Python bindings, as None is a Python keyword. The material 'None' should thus be changed to either...
Python bindings currently do not work for all functionalities in ViennaPS. Only built-in models can be applied and there is no possibility of creating a custom, e.g., surface model in...