> Yes that would be possible, but this would invoke the whole
> visualization pipeline for each timestep in each animation, with the
> call of writer.Save(). If I do it this way, right?
Yes you are correct.
>>> * Run the animation manually (still using the animation scene) and save the
>>> views yourself.
>>>
> Do you mean to run the animation with scene.Play() and then save the
> screenshots of the popped up windows by hand? This would be possible,
> but it is not exactly, what I expect from an automated python script
> (then option one is in that case, my preferred one).
Not really, I think Berk means this:
for cur_time in reader.TimestepValues.GetData()[:]:
scene.AnimationTime = cur_time
WriteImage("foo1.%f.png" % cur_time, view1);
WriteImage("foo2.%f.png" % cur_time, view2);
Utkarsh
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