Hi everybody,
I have just started working on paraview and have data which is a 1-dimensional
times series of water suface elevations. At each time step I have water heights
recorded for the length of the computational domain. The columns in my excel
file represents the changing water profile for each time step and the rows
represent the spatial step. My aim is to generate a 2D animation showing a wave
propagating along the computational domain.
Mike suggested that I convert the file from .xls to .csv (for easier reading)
than to .pvd (to view in paraview). This is all well and good, though I am not
that confident with python coding, I think if I had an example I will be able
to get my head around it though. If anyone could help me out in that would be
much appreciated. Cheers,Jamie.
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