[Sun qi]

Hello,
If I want to show the flow of water below the waterline, I should show how to do it in ParaView. I'm in the same state as in the first picture, with no water below the waterline. I want to be in the second picture. 1.jpg

2 .jpg

[pjoynt]

Hi,


I suggest you take a look at the visualization tutorial for REEF3D here:


https://reef3d.wordpress.com/visualisation-tutorial/

[Sun qi]

Originally Posted by pjoynt

Hi,


I suggest you take a look at the visualization tutorial for REEF3D here:


https://reef3d.wordpress.com/visualisation-tutorial/

Thank you very much for your reply. I reviewed the visual tutorial again according to your suggestion, but I don't seem to find the way to fill the part below the waterline that I need.

[IADInocencio]

I don't know if there is a nicer way, but how I do it is use the Slice tool, then the Threshold. To be more clear:
1) Apply Slice > Y Normal
2) On the resulting Slice, apply Threshold and set the minimum phi to 0, and maximum phi to whatever maximum you have
3) Set Coloring to whatever variable you need

[raul_xusernamex_]

Originally Posted by Sun qi

Thank you very much for your reply. I reviewed the visual tutorial again according to your suggestion, but I don't seem to find the way to fill the part below the waterline that I need.

Hello! Some time ago I found a query related to what you need.
I hope it helps you because it gave me great peace of mind.
Greetings, good luck to you.


Visualization of results for REEF3D

[Sun qi]

Originally Posted by raul_xusernamex_

Hello! Some time ago I found a query related to what you need.
I hope it helps you because it gave me great peace of mind.
Greetings, good luck to you.


Visualization of results for REEF3D

I can realize my idea now, thank you for your help.