Hi, sorry, its me again, but I'm still stuck with the initial grid Import for my data :-(
Fabian Braennstroem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...] > > >> 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? I tried to convert my general-file to an dx-file which reads in the grid file and a seperate data-file (later on I want to use seperate dx-files for the data-files), but I'm totally lost... So I thought about doing a initial import of the grid with the general-format and use a second general-file just for the data. That is probably not possible, isn't it? I would us the same construction like for my old general-file: file = /home/fab/HOME/Dissertation/simulation_calc/16/OpenDX/tec3D_sum.dat grid = 82 x 50 x 66 format = ascii interleaving = field majority = column field = locations, uvw, p structure = 3-vector, 3-vector, scalar type = float, float, float end For the grid-data my general-file would look like this: file = grid.dat grid = 82 x 50 x 66 format = ascii interleaving = field majority = column field = locations structure = 3-vector type = float end which should work with Import, but I still struggle connecting the data to this grid. Somehow I should be able to connect the data-general-file: file = data1.dat grid = 82 x 50 x 66 format = ascii interleaving = field majority = column field = uvw, p structure = 3-vector, scalar type = float, float, float end to the above grid. Is there any module which is doing that? Then I would use the Sequencer to change the data-file in the second Import. Best Greetings! -- Fabian Braennstroem Duesseldorf/Berlin
