[Superdude_123]

I'm trying to jump to time 7500 (index 1500) and save a CSV file. I've tried different ideas from what I've found on the web and no luck. What I've tried is commented out, but you'll get the idea of what I've tried.

Any help would be appreciated.

#Render()
#view = GetActiveView()
#reader = GetActiveSource()
#reader.TimestepValues
#tsteps = reader.TimestepValues
#annTime = AnnotateTimeFilter(reader)
#Show(annTime)
#view.ViewTime = tsteps[7500]
#Render()

slice1.AnimationTime = [7500]


#slice1.ViewTime = 1600
#slice1.CacheKey = 1600
#slice1.UseCache = 0
#slice1 = GetAnimationScene()
#slice1.AnimationTime = 1600


# save data
SaveData('/Public/Case 1 time 7500_.csv', proxy=slice1, Precision=5,
    UseScientificNotation=0,
    WriteAllTimeSteps=0,
    FieldAssociation='Cells')

#slice1Display.ViewTime = 1600
#slice1Display.CacheKey = 1600
#slice1Display.UseCache = 0
#slice1Display = GetAnimationScene()
#slice1Display.AnimationTime = 1600

Also, is there a way to not have Paraview write a "0" before ".csv"? I have the underscore there because my current plan is to just rename all files ending in name_#.csv to name.csv .

[Flowkersma]

Hi Mike,

Change the timestep:

slice1.UpdatePipeline(time=7500)

Save a CSV file:

name = 'foo.csv'
SaveData(name)

Best, Mikko