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How to visualize the exported XMF and RAW files? #20
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I've just tried a small case based on this example. I go to
and then run with
This way it runs on 2 cores and uses the native backend, as opposed to the Cubism backend which has more dependencies.
Paraview will offer to select a reader, the correct one is "XDMF Reader", not the default Xdmf3ReaderS. Maybe that's the reason? |
Hello, Dr. Karnakov. Thank you very much for your reply! However, when I was researching examples/205_multivof/crystal, I used ParaView to open the XMF file with the 'XDMF Reader', but it only displayed a frame without the pressure field. When I opened the RAW file in ParaView, I received an error saying 'Incorrect dimensionality.' Also, could you please let me know if there is a visualization file or program for the traj*.csv files you output? |
Have you tried another representation such as Slice or Volume? The default Outline does show a frame only. And only XMF files can be read by Paraview, RAW files only contain raw binary data and cannot be opened directly. |
Thank you very much, Dr. Karnakov! My issue has been resolved! |
Dear Dr. Karnakov,When I was studying example 205, specifically in examples/205_multivof/clustering, I used the dumplist to output the pressure field, resulting in XMF and RAW format files. How can I view these two files? How can I visualize the pressure field? When I open them in ParaView, I encounter an error saying "incorrect dimensionality," and I'm not sure how to resolve this. Thank you very much!
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