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| − | In the directory where the case was run, you will need | + | In order for Paraview to know which restart and geombc files to process, we need to give it this information by means of a <code>.pht</code> meta-data file. In the directory where the case was run, <code>.../8-1-Chef/Run/</code> for our example, you will need to create/copy the meta-data file with a <code>.pht</code> file extension. The common practice is to name this file <code>flow.pht</code> and to only include the file in your <code>Run</code> directory when you are ready to launch Paraview. You can copy over an example file from the tutorials folder called <code>flow.pht</code>. A detailed explanation of what is inside of the <code>.pht</code> file is provided in this [https://fluid.colorado.edu/tutorials/tutorialVideos/ParaviewWithMark_meta_data_description.mp4 video]. |
==Visualizing Fields and Computing Quantities== | ==Visualizing Fields and Computing Quantities== | ||
Revision as of 10:34, 18 June 2021
Visualization File
In order for Paraview to know which restart and geombc files to process, we need to give it this information by means of a .pht meta-data file. In the directory where the case was run, .../8-1-Chef/Run/ for our example, you will need to create/copy the meta-data file with a .pht file extension. The common practice is to name this file flow.pht and to only include the file in your Run directory when you are ready to launch Paraview. You can copy over an example file from the tutorials folder called flow.pht. A detailed explanation of what is inside of the .pht file is provided in this video.
Visualizing Fields and Computing Quantities
As always, set the environment (if you have not done so already) by using:
more ~kjansen/soft-core.sh
To open the visualization tool paraview, run the command:
vglrun paraview
A tutorial on how to navigate the GUI to visualize solution fields as well as compute other solution fields is given here.
