There is a better way. Build a multi-block structure that creates enough
copies with the appropriate transforms to advance the streamlines as many
periods as you need. Make sure to shallow copy all heavy data structures
such as data arrays. If you are using vtkImageData or vtkRectilinearGrid,
this
On 02/10/2016 05:31 PM, Berk Geveci wrote:
There is a better way. Build a multi-block structure that creates enough
copies with the appropriate transforms to advance the streamlines as many
periods as you need. Make sure to shallow copy all heavy data structures
such as data arrays. If you are
Hi Tim,
There isn't any such functionality that exists directly in PV like this. A
long way of doing this may be:
- StreamTracer for first set of streamlines
- Use threshold or cut filter to get last points before they exit the
domain
- Use the Transform filter to move these points
Yup. For angular periodicity - for things like turbomachinery. If you have
periodicity in one of the axis such as x, y or z, some custom code is
necessary.
Best,
-berk
On Wed, Feb 10, 2016 at 9:47 AM, Gena Bug wrote:
> On 02/10/2016 05:31 PM, Berk Geveci wrote:
>
>> There
Hello
I have several exodus files which are snapshots of an optimization history.
Each snapshot reflects a design change and how it is gradually being improved
and more optimal. I want to make a movie showing this optimization history.
What I have done so far is to add all the files in the
Hi Dave,
Yes, that solves the problem, thank you for both the answer and for
coding this stuff!
The exporter helps me generate some kick ass images for scientific
publications using inkscape (SVG + LaTex) directly from the simulation
data.
Best regards,
Tomislav
On 02/09/2016 07:51 PM, David
Dear Paraview users,
I want to plot a field on cells with the same discretization as my
mesh. So I don't use Plot over line, but Plot on sorted lines with 2
slices to get the polyline to plot data on.
It works well with a field on nodes, but I can't get a result with a
field on cell. Of course
Dear all,
I am working with 3D velocity fields over time. I would like to extract average
velocity values at given cut planes. Preferably, I would like to be able to
plot the average velocity of this plane over time.
For a single point on the plane I can choose "Select Points On" and then
Remy,
Attached is a programmable filter I wrote to do just this. It should be
fairly obvious, but ask questions if it isn't.
Dennis
import numpy
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# Gdyr_Principal_Strains
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# Dennis Conklin - Engineering Mechanics
# Modularized using Utility routines
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I just upgraded from ver. 4.0.1 to 5.0.0. I am reading the same data set, a
frame sequence of AVS_UCD files and I am trying to play a movie.
The playing speed in 5.0.0 is much slower than in 4.0.1, at least two times
slower. I am not using MPI option in either case. What settings should I
look
Miguel,
The ExodusI/ExodusII database has from its beginning supported
multiple time steps. However, it is structured with a one-time
write of the time=0.0 mesh data, and then successive point, cell
and global (aka 'domain') datum sets written time step
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