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Hi Jeremy,

I tried to edit HPSECalCommissioning's compat.xml by changing

<layout beamgap="20.0*mm" nx="46" ny="5" dface=“ecal_dface">

to

<layout beamgapBottom="20.0*mm" beamgapTop="50.0*mm" nx="46" ny="5" dface="ecal_dface">

but JAS+Wired doesn’t show the detector at all after that.  
And I didn’t get any log messages.

Any ideas?

-Nathan


On Feb 2, 2015, at 17:31, McCormick, Jeremy I. <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I have committed a change to lcsim so that the ECAL top and bottom beam gap sizes can be set in the compact.xml file.
> 
> See this resolved JIRA item
> 
> https://jira.slac.stanford.edu/browse/HPSJAVA-388
> 
> The parameters are set like
> 
> <layout beamgapBottom="40.0*mm" beamgapTop="20.0*mm" ... >
> 
> See this file for a complete example
> 
> lcsim/trunk/detector-framework/src/test/resources/org/lcsim/geometry/subdetector/HPSEcal3Test.xml
> 
> And you can test this with
> 
> cd lcsim/trunk/detector-framework; mvn test -Dtest=HPSEcal3Test
> 
> I verified that it looks right in the output Heprep file in JAS3 and also in the Geant4 visualization, where I saw the top and bottom gaps had different sizes from the parameters.
> 
> You will probably want to verify this separately anyways as a crosscheck, if you plan to use this for reconstruction or simulation.
> 
> This doesn't solve the problem of being able to align the ECAL in all generality.  That is a lot more complex to implement and will require writing a new detector model that is structured differently than the current one.  (I added a JIRA item for this, but I don't know when we will be able to do it!)
> 
> --Jeremy
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