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Update Strict 2D or 1D mode authored Dec 14, 2020 by Gabriel Wlazłowski's avatar Gabriel Wlazłowski
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In the W-SLDA toolkit it is possible to simulate "*strict 2d*" cases without any restriction for the z-direction. This can be done by simply choosing the size of the simulation box as Nx*Ny*1. In oder to do that one needs to modifiy the **predefines.h**: In the W-SLDA toolkit it is possible to simulate "*strict 2d*" cases without any restriction for the z-direction. This can be done by simply choosing the size of the simulation box as Nx*Ny*1. In oder to do that one needs to modifiy the **predefines.h**:
```c ```c
/** /**
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