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Old   July 31, 2013, 07:02
Question draw streamlines on the 2D slice
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Hi All,

I use openfoam for my simulation, and then I made a slice over the three-dimensional domain. I would like to use paraview to draw the streamlines on this slice, but it did not work as I expected. I know the icon for streamlines on the tool bar. Did I do any other thing to draw the streamlines? Thank you so much.
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Greetings hz283,

The closest thing I can remember is the "surfaceLIC" plugin in ParaView: http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/par...ic-plugin.html

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I have the same trouble. Isn't it possible to plot streamlines that way at all?
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I have the same trouble. Isn't it possible to plot streamlines that way at all?
Hi poyilil,

I would do this by first adding a "MaskPoints" filter to the slice/surface and there after apply a "SurfaceVector" filter to the slice/surface. With these two filters you can then create the surface constrained streamlines, by adding a "StreamTracerWithCustomSource" filter with the "SurfaceVector" as input and the "MaskPoints" as seed source. Good luck!

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Dear Swempa,

I am new openfoam. using paraview 5.4.1.

I am using to generate limiting streamlines on a ship hull using technique suggested by you.

Could you elaborate the steps?? It will be very useful. Thanks.

[QUOTE=Swempa;653030]Hi poyilil,

I would do this by first adding a "MaskPoints" filter to the slice/surface and there after apply a "SurfaceVector" filter to the slice/surface. With these two filters you can then create the surface constrained streamlines, by adding a "StreamTracerWithCustomSource" filter with the "SurfaceVector" as input and the "MaskPoints" as seed source. Good luck!

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