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Sathish
Join Date: Aug 2016
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The Slice option in Paraview with selection "plane", has a "origin" and "normal" to define the plane.
I am trying to export the slice data in csv format. However, the simulation domain is very large and therefore the slice also is quite large (which needs to be processed in matlab further). I need only the specific region of the slice. Is it possible to reduce the slice by creating a plane based on points by user or any other alternatives? |
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Mikko
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: The Hague, The Netherlands
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Hi,
Firstly, use the clip filter to cut the domain smaller and then slice filter. Best, Mikko |
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Lisandro Maders
Join Date: Feb 2013
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It is better to do the slice and then the clip. The other way around blows the memory!
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