[mkjmalik]

Hi Everyone..

Actually i'm unable to import csv file using table to structured grid filter.
i know how to adjust whole extent, but in my case my points are not exactly the cube. So i don't know how it will work.

my points in x are constant i.e 19 points in x direction
my points in y & z are not constant they varies at some location, i.e at some locations in y direction i've 6 or 7 or 8 points, similarly in z direction i've 16 or 18 points.

i want to know is there any way that i can be able to use this filter for my further work.

any help would be appreciated.

Regards.

250_main.txt

[cdegroot]

I was able to import the csv file into Paraview correctly. Can you clarify what the problem is?

[cdegroot]

Actually I think I understand your quesiton now. If there are unequal numbers of values for each row then its not a structured grid, so it won't work. Try the Table to Points filter instead.

[mkjmalik]

the whole extent needs to be adjusted according to my array size in each direction. and this option is for perfect cube. but in my case my points in x direction are fine they are constant i.e 19 points in x direction, but in y and z direction my no. of points varies,

lets suppose at x = 1, i have 6 points in y direction similarly at x =2, but at x= 3 i have 7 or 8 points in y direction.
same is the case in z direction.

what should i do here, how i will specify my whole extent?

i get an error message if provide less points or more points. i mean suppose i put 6 points in y direction than an error message pops up saying i should have less rows in my csv file or if i put 7 points in y , error message says i should have more rows than i have in my csv file.

hope that i conveyed my point.
for further you can view my file in last message.

[cdegroot]

Structured grids must have the same number of points in each direction, so this filter won't work for your dataset.

[mkjmalik]

is there any other way?
i actually want to extract my results.

[cdegroot]

Try Table to Points instead?

[mkjmalik]

i actually want to cut slices of my geometry at different location, to visualize the behaviour. i need surface, is it possible in table to points filter?

[cdegroot]

It should be possible if you create a uniformly spaced dataset with arbitrary data that you could then use Resample with Dataset to resample the point data onto a structured grid. I've not tried it, but conceptually I think it would work.

[mkjmalik]

Sorry , I didn’t get that at all..

[Flowkersma]

You can just use Delaunay3D to create a grid after using table to points filter and then you can do slicing.

[mkjmalik]

Then i will be able to visualize surfaces?

And where i can find this option?

[Flowkersma]

Here is the pipeline and an example visualization of your data.

[mkjmalik]

Thanks alot