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October 6, 2016, 02:07
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Mohammad Sarfaraz
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Hi
I have done a 2D CFD calculation. My results are in the .vtk format. The dimension of the problem is: 0<x<5 0<z<1 I want the Paraview to show the results in the following dimension: 2.5<x<3 0.5<z<0.75 What should I do? Thanks |
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October 6, 2016, 05:45
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Hi,
Have you tried using the "Clip" option in Paraview? It does something similar to what you want, though I guess you will need to fine tune it with Python/VTK tools to subset it exactly. Cheers, Antimony |
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