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June 11, 2011, 05:30 |
Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics Visualization
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Prapanch Nair
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I am writing an SPH code, and I am looking for ways to visualize results. I found H5part, a plugin to paraview is widely used. But to write a output function for that, I would need to use some libraries like H5part and Hdf5. This I believe would make my code really big in that each time I compile it on any machine I will need these libraries installed. Is there a better way of doing this?
I have also found POVray being used. Though I could use it for rendering some solid etc, I have not come across any way I can get particle data rendered. How do people do that? because I see a lot of articles and videos that used POVray to render SPH data. Thank you. |
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h5part, paraview, particle, povray, sph |
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