Marwen-- Here is an example of an XML-formatted *.pvd file that references three other XML-formatted files. One important point is that each of the three listed *.vtu files is a 'displayable' (that is, complete) graphics object, and can be read by PV independently. The point of the *.pvd is to be able to have one file that
lets PV see and access all of the files making up the file-set.
Sam Key On 5/10/2016 4:11 AM, Marwen Gammar
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<?xml version="1.0"?> <!-- Title: Iron's Patch Test IPT3 (2 HXEL + 5 PHEL) Severe CC Program: FMA-3D Version: V31.16 Date: 05-MAR-2016 Time: 18:03:17 --> <!-- Problem Time: 1.0000000E-06 Cycle Number: 1 --> <VTKFile type="Collection" version="1.0" byte_order="LittleEndian" header_type="UInt64"> <Collection> <DataSet timestep="0000" part="0000" file="fmafxc.msh.0000.vtu" name="The Mesh"/> <DataSet timestep="0000" part="0001" file="fmafxc.mns.0001.vtu" name="NSet:11 Label:INTERIOR_NODES"/> <DataSet timestep="0000" part="0002" file="fmafxc.mns.0002.vtu" name="NSet:22 Label:EXTERIOR_NODES"/> </Collection> </VTKFile>
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