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== Team Installation ==
== Team Installation ==


If you are a PI holding the Materials Studio licence, you can install Materials Studio once so those working under you can use that installation. Normally your team's group would be <code>def-</code> followed by your login, i.e.,
If you are a PI holding the Materials Studio licence, you can install Materials Studio once so those working under you can use that installation. Normally your team's group would be <code>def-</code> followed by your login, i.e., {{Commands|PI_GROUP{{=}}$(groups {{!}} tr ' ' '\n' {{!}} grep ^def-)|echo $PI_GROUP}}
 
and normally team-shared files would be installed in your project space, e.g., {{Commands|PI_PROJECT_DIR{{=}}$(readlink -f ~/projects/$PI_GROUP)|echo $PI_PROJECT_DIR}}
{{Commands|PI_GROUP{{=}}$(groups {{!}} tr ' ' '\n' {{!}} grep ^def-)|echo $PI_GROUP}}
 
and normally team-shared files would be installed in your project space, e.g.,
 
{{Commands|PI_PROJECT_DIR{{=}}$(readlink ~/projects/$PI_GROUP)|echo $PI_PROJECT_DIR}}


With these values known, install Materials Studio as follows:
With these values known, install Materials Studio as follows:
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# Load the materialsstudio module, i.e., {{Command|module load materialsstudio}}
# Load the materialsstudio module, i.e., {{Command|module load materialsstudio}}


'''NOTE:''' In any scripts, etc. used, be sure to replace the above PI_GROUP and PI_PROJECT_DIR variables with what their values are.  
'''NOTE:''' In any scripts, etc. used, be sure to replace the above PI_GROUP and PI_PROJECT_DIR variables with what their values are.


= Examples of Slurm Job Submission Scripts =
= Examples of Slurm Job Submission Scripts =
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