How to save data
Hi, everyone,
I am using paraview3.3, I would like to extract data over a line. I tried to use 'plot over line' and specified 2 points sources and the lines are plotted, but I donno how to extract the data of the lines so that I can import somewhere else? Anyone has ideas? Many thanks! vivien |
The way I do it is
1) extract
The way I do it is
1) extract the internal mesh 2) select the data analysis tab 3) specify two points for the required line and click the "Save as CSV" button Hope this helps kshitij |
Hi, kshitij,
That helps, bu
Hi, kshitij,
That helps, but do you how to do if I only want to save the velocity? Seems all the datas (pressure etc.) are saved automatically if I save data as CSV. Many thanks! vivien |
when you click accept, a whole
when you click accept, a whole list of variables will appear below the "save as csv" tab. you can click off the ones that you dont want
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Thanks!
Thanks!
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Hi,
how can I get my file wit
Hi,
how can I get my file with ASCII ? Thanks |
i believe the csv file writes
i believe the csv file writes everything for one variable, on one line. You will have to write a converter for it.
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Alternatively you can try the
Alternatively you can try the post processing tool sample. Used by adding postDict to your system directory.
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Sorry, but I can't find any "s
Sorry, but I can't find any "save as csv"-buttons in ParaView 3.3.0. Where is the trick?
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I am using paraview 3.4.0, and
I am using paraview 3.4.0, and the way i do it is as follows. in the File option, there is a save data option (you can also get this by ctrl+c). In the drop down menu, there is a CSV option. That should work.
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