I want to import my experimental results in csv format into paraview for visualisation and further to extract results, but let me describe here that structured grid filter needs whole extent to specify… i know how to specify but the problem is my points ( array size ) varies in y and z direction. What should i do here?
I’ve 19 points in x direction
6,7 & 8 points in y direction…
16 & 18 points in z direction…
See , my points in y & z direction varies at some location… at some locations i’ve 6 points or 7 points or 8 points in y direction… similarly in z direction…
I want to know how i can use this filter to visualize or is there any other way i can use?
Any help would be deeply appreciated!
Thanks
Regards.
Actually when i will have surface, i want to visualize dfrnt views… from top view velocity patterns, similarly i will cut it to make slices at different locations want to compare with my results…
But there’s one more thing i want to share with you and want to resolve.
Actually above i sent you a single csv file which is rectangular in shape, actually my geometry is in T- shape you can see above in the picture. If i want to combine these two files, and make it T- shape, the above dealauny 3D filter will work?
Probably. Try to add a Delaunay3D after each TableToPoints .
Another (harder) solution, if you know python and VTK is to create a Programmable filter and create an unstructured grid from you CSV (or from the TableToPoints output)
After first delaunay 3D, In second csv file when i upload it into paraview, it doesnot show all the variables in the table. Can you please help me with that