[email protected] wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> for a structured, multiblock CFD data which is the best Paraview-readable
> file format?
the solution is to write a wrapper which is a collection of grids. Each
item in the collection can itself be a collection of sub-grids. So it is
fully hierarchical.
here is an example, which ParaView will read in a single button click:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<VTKFile type="vtkMultiBlockDataSet" version="1.0"
byte_order="LittleEndian" compressor="vtkZLibDataCompressor">
<vtkMultiBlockDataSet>
<Block index="0">
<DataSet index="0" file="foo/foo_0.vts"></DataSet>
<DataSet index="1" file="foo/foo_1.vts"></DataSet>
</Block>
<Block index="1">
<Block index="0">
<DataSet index="0" file="foo/foo_896.vts"></DataSet>
<DataSet index="1" file="foo/foo_897.vts"></DataSet>
<DataSet index="2" file="foo/foo_898.vts"></DataSet>
</Block>
<Block index="1">
<DataSet index="0" file="foo/foo_1397.vts"></DataSet>
<DataSet index="1" file="foo/foo_1398.vts"></DataSet>
<DataSet index="2" file="foo/foo_1399.vts"></DataSet>
</Block>
</Block>
</vtkMultiBlockDataSet>
</VTKFile>
Jean --
Swiss National Supercomputing Center
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