Hi, Lloyd A Treinish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The simplest would be to have a separate file for each time step structured > in the same way, e.g., tech3d_sum-001.dat, tech3d-sum-002.dat, ... > Then connect Sequencer->Format->Import, using Format to construct the file > name. In Import, you can put the entire general array format specification > without having a .general file, i.e., > Import(,,format="general, grid=82x50x66, format=ascii, ...") That is a good idea; I did not know Format, it helps. > There are several ways to make this more efficient, including using binary > data and doing an initial Import of just the grid and have the subsequent > time steps just read in the data and Replace them, assuming the grid is > time invariant. I will change the ascii into binary format; it used it in the beginning for better 'understanding'. Yes, my grid is time invariant, but how can I do an initial import of the grid and afterwards of the data. I have to tell Import somehow that the first file contains the grid information and the next just the corresponding data!? Can I use to different Import; one for the locations and one for the data? Thanks and Best Greetings! -- Fabian Braennstroem Duesseldorf/Berlin
