To run SWIFT, you will need to provide a `yaml` parameter file.
To run SWIFT, you will need to provide a ``yaml`` parameter file. An example is
An example is given in `examples/parameter_file.yml` which should contain all possible parameters.
given in ``examples/parameter_file.yml`` which should contain all possible
Each section in this file corresponds to a different option in SWIFT and are not always required depending on the configuration options and the run time parameters.
parameters. Each section in this file corresponds to a different option in
SWIFT and are not always required depending on the configuration options and
the run time parameters.
Output Selection
Output Selection
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With SWIFT, you can select the output in the parameter file.
With SWIFT, you can select the output in the parameter file. In section
In section `SelectOutput`, you can remove a field by adding a parameter formatted in the following way `field_parttype` where `field` is the name of the field that you want to remove (e.g. `Masses`) and `parttype` is the type of particles that contains this field (e.g. `Gas`, `DM` or `Star`).
``SelectOutput``, you can remove a field by adding a parameter formatted in the
For a parameter, the only values accepted are 0 (skip this field when writing) or 1 (default, do not skip this field when writing).
following way ``field_parttype`` where ``field`` is the name of the field that you
want to remove (e.g. ``Masses``) and ``parttype`` is the type of particles that
contains this field (e.g. ``Gas``, ``DM`` or ``Star``). For a parameter, the only
values accepted are 0 (skip this field when writing) or 1 (default, do not skip
this field when writing).
You can generate a `yaml` file containing all the possible fields with `./swift -o output.yml`.
You can generate a ``yaml`` file containing all the possible fields with ``./swift
