Just a simple (and probably silly) doubt:
When animating 2 datasets with different time scales simultaneously, is
ParaView able to synchronize the frames? For example, let's suppose we load
2 datasets with the following timestep distributions:
DS1: 1 (0.0), 2 (0.5), 3 (1.0)
DS2: 1 (0.0), 2 (0.25
Just a simple (and probably silly) doubt:
When animating 2 datasets with different time scales simultaneously, is
ParaView able to synchronize the frames? For example, let's suppose we load
2 datasets with the following timestep distributions:
DS1: 1 (0.0), 2 (0.5), 3 (1.0)
DS2: 1 (0.0), 2 (0.25
ew] Doubt about animating 2 (or more) datasets simultaneously
Just a simple (and probably silly) doubt:
When animating 2 datasets with different time scales simultaneously, is
ParaView able to synchronize the frames? For example, let's suppose we load 2
datasets with the following timestep di
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> Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 7:05 AM
> To: paraview@paraview.org
> Subject: [Paraview] Doubt about animating 2 (or more) datasets
> simultaneously
>
> Just a simple (and probably silly) doubt:
>
> When animating 2 datasets with different time scales
of DS1 are also in DS2 and visit them only once.) When at a time value that
is not in DS1, such as 0.25, ParaView will load the "closest" time value
available. (I don't remember whether ParaView will round down to 0.0 or up
to 0.5. Try it and find out.)
When you ask for a time value that does n
typo fix:
When you ask for a time value that does not exactly match one of the ones a
reader can produce, it is up to the reader to (decide what) time to produce
geometry at, but it has to specify what it chose in its outputs time meta
information key. That said, all the ones I have looked at all
