Hang on a second. It looks like the nature of your question changed. First,
you said you had numbered file series (file1.vtu, file2.vtu,...) that did not
represent a time series that you wanted all loaded at once. Now you are saying
you have two file series (sphere1.vtu, sphere2.vtu,... and f
I'm not sure the of the best solution but the way that I would do it is to
use the python shell (under Tools menu) and then go to trace (on the
right). Trace will keep track of your actions between starting and ending
the trace. With the trace started:
1) open both sphere1.vtu and facet1.vtu and
Ya exactly, the files are sphere1.vtu, facet1.vtu etc. I want to make
sphere1.vtu and facet1.vtu in to one frame, that at time t=0, then
sphere2.vtu and facet2.vtu in to a second frame, which is at the next time
step etc. and finally i want to make it as a continuous animation. Is it
possible?
I think ParaView is assuming that the files you're trying to open are from a
time series. This usually happens when the files are named like file1.vtu,
file2.vtu,... There are the vcr controls to animate if that's what you want
to do. Otherwise if you want all of the files loaded such that you c
Hi to all
Recently I installed paraview in my debian system (3.2.2). I have a large
number of .vtu files, (spheres and facets). When i try to open all all
sheres together using paraview only the first one is coming. But in the
manual it is mentioned that a group of files can be opened together
