That's the basic idea. It takes as input a group of particles and, as it gets
executed for new time steps through an animation, builds a trail behind them.
The output of the particle tracer makes for good input to the particle
pathlines filter.
Output-0 is the pathlines themselves. Output-1
Hi,
I am trying to visualize blood flow through the aorta from MRI scans. I have
a series of .vti images with the velocity, each one a single time step. I
opened them in paraview as a composite data set, and paraview seems to have
loaded each time step correctly. I now need to use a
I cannot replicate the first issue you are having with the temporal shift
scale. Perhaps it would help if you could post some example data.
John Biddiscombe would be better at answering questions about the particle
tracer, but I believe your problem is that you have not connected a source
Adam
The first error is nothing to do with time, check how you are reading
the data, something is not right. but I cannot diagnose it from here.
Also, back when I wasn't getting this error message, I tried applying
the ParticleTracer filter, and got the following error message:
ERROR: In
