Hello everyone,
I would like to know if, in Paraview, is possible to subtract the temperature of 2 slices that are at different heights in the same computational domain?
The result would be a matrix with the result of the subtraction …
In the attached file you can see an example.
Hi @rcarneiro
If you input is a structured grid, then your two slices should contains the same number of points and cells.
Then computing anything between the two slides would be trivial using PythonCalculator filter.
Something like this? My question now is, how do I refer to the temperature of the slice 1 and slice 2 in the python calculator? Note that the data array name is the same (TEMPERATURE).
Thank you.
inputs[0].PointData["TEMPERATURE"] - inputs[1].PointData["TEMPERATURE"]
Are quotes needed around TEMPERATURE ?
edited
Yes,quotes are needed.
And if you are working with cell data use: CellData[“TEMPERATURE”]
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how does this line imply that they are only refering to the slices and not any other geometry in the pipeline? What is i have more slices in the pipeline and i want to refer to 2 specific slices or surface vectors on the slices?