Get a RAMSES output into PyMSES ############################### .. topic:: Use case You want to select a specific RAMSES output directory and get somme basic information about it .. _ramses_output: RAMSES output selection *********************** First, you need to select the snapshot of your RAMSES simulation you would like to read by creating a :class:`~pymses.sources.ramses.output.RamsesOutput` object : .. code-block:: python import pymses ro = pymses.RamsesOutput("/data/Aquarius/outputs", 193) In this example, you are intersted in the files contained in :file:`/data/Aquarius/output/ouput_00193/` .. _info: Ouput information ***************** To get some details about this specific output/simulation. Everything you need is in the `info` parameter : .. code-block:: python ro.info Out:{'H0': 73.0, 'aexp': 1.0000620502295701, 'boxlen': 1.0, 'dom_decomp': , 'levelmax': 18, 'levelmin': 7, 'ncpu': 64, 'ndim': 3, 'ngridmax': 800000, 'nstep_coarse': 9578, 'omega_b': 0.039999999105930301, 'omega_k': 0.0, 'omega_l': 0.75, 'omega_m': 0.25, 'time': 6.2446534480863097e-05, 'unit_density': (2.50416381926e-27 m^-3.kg), 'unit_length': (4.21943976727e+24 m), 'unit_mass': (1.88116596007e+47 kg), 'unit_pressure': (2.50385294276e-13 m^-1.kg.s^-2), 'unit_temperature': (12021826243.9 K), 'unit_time': (4.21970170037e+17 s), 'unit_velocity': (9999379.26156 m.s^-1)} ro.info["ncpu"] Out:64 ro.info["boxlen"] / 2**ro.info["levelmax"] Out:3.814697265625e-06 This way, you can easily find the units of your data (see :doc:`ug_units`).