Hi Joao, Did you do a make clean make ? If you did, is teh following OK? root > .x umain.C(7,100) leave Root in a new session root > .x display.C Do you see the display of the Jets and of the Misc object? Could you click with the middle button in the display pad, then at the command line, execute root > gPad->ls(); You should see something like: OBJ: ATLFMCMaker MCMaker WH, H-->bb, W-->lnu : 0 OBJ: ATLFMuon ATLFMuon ATLFast muon class : 0 OBJ: ATLFJet ATLFJet ATLFast jet class : 0 OBJ: ATLFJet ATLFJet ATLFast jet class : 0 OBJ: ATLFMisc ATLFMisc ATLFast miscellaneous class : 0 OBJ: ATLFTrigger ATLFTrigger ATLFast trigger class : 0 TPaveText X1= -0.980000 Y1=0.820000 X2=0.000000 Y2=0.980000 TPave OBJ: ATLFDisplay ATLFDisplay Utility class to display ATLAS outline, tracks, clusters, jets,.. : 0 Check if you have read in the generated particles with: root > gATLFast->MCMaker()->Fruits()->ls() Rene Brun On Mon, 20 May 2002, [iso-8859-1] Joćo Batista wrote: > Hi, > > I'm using ATLFast++ (sources downloaded from the Root web page) and the latest > version of Root (3.03.05) and Pythia 6.2.03. I've compiled ROOT with options > linuxsuse6 --enable-opengl --enable-pythia6 --enable-pythia --enable-threads. > I'm using a PC with Linux SuSE 8.0 (kernel 2.4.18). > > The problem occurs during event display with the macro display.C: everything > shows up except for the particle tracks. Could you please tell me where the > problem might be? > > Thanks in advance, > Joao Batista >
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