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Hello<br>
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Thanks for your response. I have tried both ways and it does not work in any circumstance. These are the commands I am using:<br>
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/gate/physics/addProcess OpticalBoundary<br>
#/gate/physics/addProcess OpticalMIE<br>
#/gate/physics/addProcess OpticalWLS<br>
/gate/physics/addProcess OpticalAbsorption<br>
/gate/physics/addProcess OpticalRayleigh<br>
/gate/physics/addProcess Scintillation<br>
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/gate/physics/addPhysicsList emstandard_opt4<br>
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/gate/crystal/surfaces/name detection<br>
/gate/crystal/surfaces/insert world<br>
/gate/crystal/surfaces/detection/setSurface perfect_apd<br>
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/gate/level1/surfaces/name abs<br>
/gate/level1/surfaces/insert world<br>
/gate/level1/surfaces/abs/setSurface ESR<br>
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/gate/level2/surfaces/name abs2<br>
/gate/level2/surfaces/insert world<br>
/gate/level2/surfaces/abs2/setSurface ESR<br>
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But it seems that the second line of the surface definition is not recognized<br>
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Thanks<br>
<br>
Gabriel<br>
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Quoting Pedro Correia <<a href="mailto:pmcorreia@ua.pt">pmcorreia@ua.pt</a>>:</p>
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<p>Hi Gabriel<br>
<br>
Maybe you are defining the surfaces before defining the physical processes? It happened to me in the past and the output error was similar.<br>
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Best Regards<br>
<br>
Pedro Correia<br>
PhD, Researcher<br>
Physics Department, University of Aveiro<br>
Campus Universitário de Santiago<br>
3810-193 Aveiro, Portugal<br></p>
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<p>No dia 28/10/2020, às 14:29, Gabriel Cañizares Ledo <<a href="mailto:gacale@i3m.upv.es">gacale@i3m.upv.es</a>> escreveu:<br>
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Dear Gate users<br>
<br>
I have installed Gate 9.0 version in my PC (with the geant4.10.06.p1 patch). I am interested to run a simulation that works with Optical Photons. Even though I have activated flag for optical photons during the compiling process, Gate does not allow me to introduce surfaces command (that I have tested in a previous Gate version). The error that it send to me is:<br>
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[G4-cerr] ***** Illegal application state </gate/crystal/surfaces/insert scanner> *****<br>
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If anyone can help me with this problem I will be very grateful<br>
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Regards<br>
<br>
Gabriel<br>
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