Hardware Requirement
Recommended is an amply equipped computer with many CPUs and lots of memory, because AKABAK makes extensively use of parallel processing. However, with each used thread also the memory allocation goes up, which should be available. It is hard to give reliable prediction of memory consumption. In fact the best measurement-tool is AKABAK itself. Run AKABAK with different mesh-distributions and frequency ranges and observe Windows' Task-Manager/Performance board. Note, regarding memory consumption, the demo and professional versions of AKABAK are identical. AKABAK 3D-viewer runs OpenGL. Make sure your graphic-card is up-to-date. Older graphic-cards sometimes lack a proper OpenGL-driver. OS RequirementsAKABAK should run on all versions of MS-Windows 11, 10, 8 and 7. There is available a 32bit and a 64bit version. The selection is organized automatically by the installer. With a little expertise it is possible to run AKABAK also on Linux using Wine. However COM-service is not supported. Use the clipboard for transporting spectrum-data between AKABAK and VACS. Other SoftwareAKABAK renders spectra with the help of the graphing engine VACS. In order to get the benefit of these features you also need to install VACS or VACSVIEWER on your machine. The link between AKABAK and VACS is fully automatic. InstallationInstalling is straightforward. Open the install application and follow the instructions.
The installer selects automatically the correct bit-version of AKABAK (32/64bit). CompatibilityAKABAK followed "ABEC" in development, which is a similar software in features, however its input system is by means of scripts. ABEC projects can be imported. Another predecessor is Akabak 2.1. Here also input was with the help of a script. There is a degree of compatibility. However, the new AKABAK features an improved radiation model and a comfortable graphical user interface. Script support is in development... 6050 |