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Old   November 7, 2017, 21:07
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Dear SU2 Developers/ Users,

I am simulating an unsteady moving normal shock in a tube with an extremely fine mesh which makes each one of my solution file size in the order of gigabyte (GB). As you can see in the image bellow, I only need the pressure and time at particular points in my domain and would like to write out these two variables into a SINGLE text file (similar to history.vtk) so that I can just plot them quickly, instead of having to wait a long time on PARAVIEW to load these files and plot over time the pressure at those particular locations. I have the location (coordinate in (x,y)) of the points I want to extract the pressure from.


Any advice, suggestions, similar experience would be highly appreciated as I am a new learner of SU2.

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Mehdi

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