Dear all,
I'm trying to use ParaView 3.98 in order to visualize the results of a
Nek5000 simulation.
Starting from the output files .fld, I first create the metatada file
.nek5000.
When I open this file in Paraview 3.98 all the .fld files are loaded, but
the problem is that I can see only the first
Dear Matteo,
NEK5000 file series is not supported in ParaView 3.98. This feature was
added in the Spring of 2013 and is available in ParaView 4.0. Are you able
to update to the current release?
Regards,
Patrick
On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 9:44 AM, Matteo Righi wrote:
> Dear all,
> I'm trying to us
Dear Matteo,
Can you share your files?
Regards,
Patrick
On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 3:59 AM, Matteo Righi wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
> I have updated to the 4.0 release of ParaView but i have always the same
> problem.
> Do you have any suggestions to solve this issue?
>
> Thanks al lot,
> Matteo
>
>
>
Dear Giuseppe,
Yes I remember the issue. I have a test data set, and I just tested it. It
works with version 4.1. Send me your data set and I'll look at what we
might have missed.
Best regards,
Patrick
On Mon, Jan 20, 2014 at 8:37 AM, Giuseppe Pitton
wrote:
> Dear Patrick,
> I am a ParaView us
Hello Patrick and Giuseppe,
I am also facing the same issue as Giuseppe did on visualizing the NEK5000
solution data. I have simulated a moving boundary problem using NEK5000,
and have the output saved in *.fld* format. When I load the meta file to
read the files in Paraview, only one time-step me
Hello Ravi,
although Paraview 4.1.0 solved my issue, now I am experiencing the same problem
you report with some postprocessed data (but I have a fixed mesh). In my
opinion this happens when the dataset has mesh information stored on each .f or
.fld file. I think Paraview expects to have mesh in
Hello Giuseppe,
Thanks a lot for replying to my query.
I understand that you are also facing the same issue of only one
time-step's mesh geometry begin loaded when you try to use Paraview 4.1.0
to visualize your post-processed data.
When you say using Praview 4.1.0 resolved your issue at the beg
Giuseppe, Ravi;
I have no knowledge of NEK-5000, nor the content of the results
files produced by NEK-5000. However, in my use of ParaView, ParaView
routinely provides moving and distorting meshes in my animations.
For me, there are at least two ways that the moving
Hi Giuseppe,
Thanks for sending those output files, I could visualize the results on
non-moving mesh using Paraview 4.1.0.
Unfortunately, I have mesh-that is deformed at ever time step, so need to
update the mesh in the Paraview. I hope Paraview incorporates this feature
soon, just like it can do
Hi Sam,
Thanks for offering the help.
I looked at the case file you sent, NEK5000 also has a similar ASCII meta
file and time-depended mesh data is saved in a set of binary files. I am
not able to read this changing mesh into Paraview.
I have been using Paraview to visualize moving-mesh which ar
If nek5000 stores time varying data in numbered files, you should be able
to put the existing reader under a time series reader proxy to get
animation etc with uniformly temporally spaced data sets. Otherwise the
reader will have to be extended to provide and respond to time information
requests. T
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