Hello,
I have a function for mass flowrate that I want to plot over a time period
DT. The velocity is time averaged per timestep dt, not the whole time
period, DT. In otherwords the number of timesteps is DT/dt.
mdot(T) = int_A (rho . u(T) . n . alpha(T)) dA
mdot(T) is the massflow rate over
On Wed, Jan 31, 2018 at 4:51 PM, Wyatt Spear wrote:
> The data that I'm generating has a set of scalar values for every point in
> the 2D matrix, so a single data row looks like
> xcoord, ycoord, zcord(probably superfluous), scalar1, scalar2,...scalarN
> Since the data in
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I have tried to implement your suggestion, and now I have generated a plugin
file "libvtkPVGlyphFilterP.so".
Please find the files I used to create this plugin in the attachment.
What I did after compiling the plugin:
1. Try to
Hi Everyone,
Is there a way to integrate point or cell data over a volume in ParaView?
It seems the "Integrate Variables" filter only integrates point and cell data
over lines and surfaces. From the help documentation:
"The Integrate Attributes filter integrates point and cell data over lines
Hi,
I have two scalar fields, Q and cosalpha, and they are both 768 x 768 x
12288 big.
This data is stored in a hdf5 file, which I load using a xmf file. Loading
works fine and
I can confirm that by checking the range of my data. cosalpha is the cosine
of an angle and ranges from -1 to 1 for
Apparently if I use multi-block works (I will make a few more tests).
Is there some sort of limitation on the number of points per block?
On Thu, Feb 1, 2018 at 5:36 PM, ufdup wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have two scalar fields, Q and cosalpha, and they are both 768 x 768 x
> 12288
Hello. The Intergate Variables filter just calculate the area integral of
each variable. If you need the mass flow then your workflow is correct. I
use the same approach:
1. Slice + coordinate thresholds if it's needed to bound the sloce.
2. Calculator filter with the function like