How can I obtain plots like the first one? Something like an "elevation", but in paraview I just had obtained plane plots like It may be a better alternative particularly for large datasets.I have a usual vtk file with a mesh of triangles and a scalar velocity. vtu: Discontinuous Bodies = Logical TrueĪn alternative for Paraview is another VTK based software, ViSit. When using the Simulation section directly you may pass any keyword to the output solver by using the namespace “vtu: “, e.g. Procedure = "ResultOutputSolve" "ResultOutputSolver"įor more options look at the section for ResultOutputSolver in Elmer Models Manual.Īdding this to the sif file has become such a standard procedure that there is currently a hack which does exactly the same thing as the above when in the Simulation section you set the suffix of the file to VTU, Post File = case.vtu Here you can see a small piece os sif file used for postprocessing.
The solver that writes data in VTU format is an atomic solver in the Elmer style called ResultOutputSolver. Also it has many features to control the output. The nice thing with VTU format is that it is fully supported in parallel.
PARAVIEW VTK SOFTWARE
Of the different software the most widely used is Paraview, and the recommended format is unstructyured XML VTK format in binary i.e. Situation is now quite different and we now recommend using external software with Elmer. In the early days of Elmer there were no proper open source tools for visualization and there was a separate visualization tool in the Elmer suite – ElmerPost. The visulization practices of Elmer has undergone large changes over the years.
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