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
Hello
Newbie here, hopefully my question is not too obvious. I have two .e files from
two consecutive optimization iterations. I want to show how the results evolve
from one iteration to the next with an animation. What I did was to add the two
files in the animation and modify the field
Hello
I am calling this function to write a movie
renderView1.ViewSize = [1984,1962]
WriteAnimation('./movie_png/optimization_movie.png',Magnification=1,
FrameRate=1.0, Compression=False)
And I have noticed that the number of resulting PNG files depends on the
Magnification variable and on
Hello
Anybody could help me with this please?
Thanks
Miguel
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Date: Tuesday, February 23, 2016 at 10:57 AM
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Hello,
I have two data sets that share the same mesh and are both cell data. I want to
put them together in a single dataset so I can extract a selection of cells
given a criteria from one of the original datasets and then apply a filter to
the other dataset. I tried doing GroupDataSet, but it
Hello
I’ve got an object opened that consists on an unstructured mesh with some cell
data. In the Information tab, I can read the bounds for the X and Y
coordinates, how can I extract this information in a python script?
Thanks
Miguel
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Hello
I loaded the Geodesic Measurement plugin with the Plugin Manager, but I do not
know how to use it. I see it as a filter option, but it is disabled even for
point-based data. I haven’t been able to find an example either. I am
interested in finding the shortest path between two points in
I am trying to open these two files, which are both similar. They are the
result of the same simulation, but with different parameters. For some reason,
I can open the first, but not the second one. I am attaching them here (could
not attach them to the email)
Hello,
I want to extract the output from a Glyph filter into a spreadsheet. I want the
coordinates of the origin of each glyph and its components so I can plot the
same vectors using matplotlib.quiver capability. I tried to do this using the
Spreadsheet view, but I ran into some issues:
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the arrow (2 for the
shaft and 2 for the head). There are more points for the regular arrow (it’s a
3D object).
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Date: Monday, January 8, 2018 at 11:13 AM
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