On 20/11/17 12:49 PM, Berk Geveci wrote:
What kind of visualizations are they looking to do? It may be a good idea to
treat time differently here given that it is the most dense dimensions. I am
thinking of some sort of tabular format that can then be used with filtering to
extract a time step
What kind of visualizations are they looking to do? It may be a good idea
to treat time differently here given that it is the most dense dimensions.
I am thinking of some sort of tabular format that can then be used with
filtering to extract a time step. Potentially, even a database may work
depend
Tyson,
You won't get a common answer, but here is my $00.02. The EnSight format
has a nice feature that every variable has its own file. So, each
'sample point' will have its own file. The file names can be as you
want, numeric or alphabetic. The EnSight format has a geometry file, but
if you
Hi,
I'm trying to help one of our users (HPC center) use ParaView to work
with their wind tunnel data. They have a large number of time samples
(60,000) from a series of surfaces with from a small number of sample
points (64).
The sample points are irregular but structured as they are laid out t