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March 5, 2015, 05:00 |
Looking at decomposed areas
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Jonas
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Hello,
is there a way I can open all the .foam files from my /processor* folders in one paraFoam case to look at the decomposition of my mesh? Trying to link the files to the main folder and opening them from there didn't work… Quote:
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March 6, 2015, 08:32 |
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Dominik Schmidt
Join Date: Mar 2014
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First you need a paraFoam built with python support:
Open paraview in case folder. Open Python Shell (Tools). Code:
reader = paraview.simple.OpenFOAMReader(FileName="processor1/processor1.foam") Code:
reader = paraview.simple.OpenFOAMReader(FileName="processor2/processor2.foam") You can also create a python script file and load it into the python shell in paraview whenever you need. |
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