[Paraview] PVD file format?
daniel.lenski at seagate.com
daniel.lenski at seagate.com
Tue Aug 12 10:26:40 EDT 2008
Hi all,
I am using Paraview to visualize large time-series of data from materials
simulations. I've used the file-formats.pdf documentation to convert our
simulator's file format to ParaView's .VTU unstructured grid format, which
has been very successful.
I'm having trouble finding information on the PVD file format used to make
time-series. It doesn't seem to be documented anywhere. All I have is a
few ad-hoc snippets of the file format to go off of:
<VTKFile type="Collection">
<Collection>
<DataSet timestep="0000" file="combined.0001.vtu"/>
<DataSet timestep="0001" file="combined.0002.vtu"/>
<DataSet timestep="0002" file="combined.0003.vtu"/>
<DataSet timestep="0003" file="combined.0004.vtu"/>
<DataSet timestep="0004" file="combined.0005.vtu"/>
<DataSet timestep="0005" file="combined.0006.vtu"/>
...
...
</Collection>
</VTKFile>
Is there any documentation available on this file format? What I'm most
interested in is doing non-unit timesteps so that I can produce an
animation with Paraview with a timescale proportional to the real
time-scale of the simulation.
Thanks for any advice!
Dan
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