I am trying to do that. I have created a field callled reallocations
dimensions:
time = UNLIMITED ; // (10 currently)
nx = 8 ;
ny = 5 ;
start = 2 ;
delta = 2 ;
variables:
double reallocations(ny, nx, start) ;
reallocations:field = "real_positions, vector" ;
double pressure(time, ny, nx) ;
pressure:field = "Pressure, scalar, series" ;
data:
....
I then can import this and select either one to see. Now, I can use
compute on real_positions to map the values of that field into a float
float(a)
then I can replace the positions of real_positions with the data and
that works right (I get a mapped grid). However, if I try to replace
the positions of pressure with the data of real_positions that blows up
with the error.
bad object: object hierarchies don't match
ANy idea on what I am doing wrong?? I am really trying to create a
restart file that I can viz with DX and the model requires doubles for
its grid and I don't wanna demote them for obvious reasons.
Thanks
Matt
P.S, for the replace command I am using as my src field real_positions,
pressure for my dest field. srcname is data, destname is positions.
Thanks
David Thompson wrote:
You'd have to look and see if they are even getting imported as a
component to the field. Use Print to do this. If they are getting
imported, then you can convert them to float using the Compute module
and put them into the positions component using Mark.
David
Is there any way to convert those once in DX??
Matt
David Thompson wrote:
Matt,
OpenDX only supports "float" positions.
David
Is there a way to have positions as doubles in a netcdf file?? I
can't seem to figure this out?? If I do
variables:
double locations(start, delta) ;
float pressure(time, ny, nx) ;
pressure:field = "Pressure, scalar, series" ;
pressure:positions = "locations, regular" ;
I get no plot when I import the data, however, if I use
variables:
float locations(start, delta) ;
float pressure(time, ny, nx) ;
pressure:field = "Pressure, scalar, series" ;
pressure:positions = "locations, regular" ;
it is fine?? This seems goofy?? Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
Matt
