[scro1022]

Hey,

i am trying to use paraview as our new postprocessor for our Star-CD simulations. Since Star-CD comes with an Ensight converter, i tried to use this one to get a .case file for every .ccmp file i created in prostar for all the desired timesteps. I Need the Ensight Format because paraview can’t handle .ccmp files.

This actually works quite well (even for droplets) if i am only postprocessing one single .case file in paraview. But when i try to load multiple .case files grouped together in paraview, it doesn’t recognize that these are multiple timesteps, so it is not possible to animate them or switch between different timesteps…

Are there some Information missing in my .case files that paraview actually needs? And could it be a Problem that prostar always adds “0000001” to the Scalar date files?

Here an extract of an example how prostar writes the ENSI_408.CASE file:

FORMAT
type: ensight gold

GEOMETRY
model: ENSI_4080000001.GEO
measured: ENSI_4080000001.MGEO

VARIABLE
vector per element: SVEL ENSI_4080000001.SVEL
scalar per element: P ENSI_4080000001.P
scalar per element: PTER ENSI_4080000001.PTER
scalar per element: TE ENSI_4080000001.TE
scalar per element: ED ENSI_4080000001.ED
scalar per element: VIS ENSI_4080000001.VIS
scalar per element: T ENSI_4080000001.T
scalar per element: H ENSI_4080000001.H
scalar per element: DENS ENSI_4080000001.DENS
scalar per element: CP_M ENSI_4080000001.CP_M
scalar per element: CP ENSI_4080000001.CP
scalar per element: CONC_001 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_001
scalar per element: CONC_002 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_002
scalar per element: CONC_003 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_003
scalar per element: CONC_004 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_004
scalar per element: CONC_005 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_005
scalar per element: CONC_006 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_006
scalar per element: CONC_007 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_007
scalar per element: CONC_008 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_008
scalar per element: CONC_009 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_009
scalar per element: CONC_010 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_010
scalar per element: CONC_011 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_011
scalar per element: CONC_012 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_012
scalar per element: CONC_013 ENSI_4080000001.CONC_013
scalar per element: MF_001 ENSI_4080000001.MF_001
scalar per element: MF_002 ENSI_4080000001.MF_002
scalar per element: MF_003 ENSI_4080000001.MF_003
scalar per element: MF_004 ENSI_4080000001.MF_004
scalar per element: MF_005 ENSI_4080000001.MF_005
scalar per element: MF_006 ENSI_4080000001.MF_006
scalar per element: MF_007 ENSI_4080000001.MF_007
scalar per element: MF_008 ENSI_4080000001.MF_008
scalar per element: MF_009 ENSI_4080000001.MF_009
scalar per element: MF_010 ENSI_4080000001.MF_010
scalar per element: MF_011 ENSI_4080000001.MF_011
scalar per element: MF_012 ENSI_4080000001.MF_012
scalar per element: MF_013 ENSI_4080000001.MF_013
scalar per element: VOID ENSI_4080000001.VOID
scalar per element: PROC_NO ENSI_4080000001.PROC_NO
vector per measured node: MVEL ENSI_4080000001.MVEL
scalar per measured node: MDEN ENSI_4080000001.MDEN
scalar per measured node: MDIA ENSI_4080000001.MDIA
scalar per measured node: MMAS ENSI_4080000001.MMAS
scalar per measured node: MCOU ENSI_4080000001.MCOU
scalar per measured node: MT ENSI_4080000001.MT
scalar per measured node: MTYP ENSI_4080000001.MTYP


Thank you, i really appreciate every help i can get

Robin