Hi there, I am using paraview to create animation video of two different views of my mesh. I want show all the times steps side by side in two different views at the same time in a single video output. This snap shot below will give an idea of what I want [Picture1] When I try to use Save anima…

When saving an animation, click the Save All Views checkbox to save the two views side-by-side. [image]

non-overlapping videos can be combined almost in every video-mastering software, including cheapest, and free ez-tools like virtualdub. You can also use advanced scripting, and a “frameserver” for transforming, and combining any video, into virtual video-file, without actually modifying any source. …

By the way, please see this blog post for more information, including preview mode for saving multi-view screenshots and animations. [image] Improvements for saving screenshots and animations in ParaView - Kitware Blog If you have been using ParaView for a while, you have no doubt encount…

Thank you so much. This seems to be a convinient solution. I have tried this with ParaView-5.5.2-Qt5-Windows-64bit that i am using but this check box doesnt appear on my save animation window. [saveanimate] Can you kindly suggest which version of paraview should i download to get this option. Best…

That version of ParaView is the latest and should be fine. The option only appears when there are two or more views open, so if you are looking for it when you are animating from a single view, it won’t be there. If that isn’t the case, please list the actions you performed prior to getting to the “…

Perfect! It’s working … thanks for your support :slight_smile:

Hi, is this possible with pvpython by any chance? I am loading from a pvsm and would like to save animation of all views and not just active view. I am unable to find the option for all views in pv python.

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Save Animation of two different views into one video output

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