Hi Yusuke,
I'm not sure what you mean by "central axis". Do you mean the central axis of
the simulation or the middle layer of a thick shell element? If the latter,
note that the LS-DYNA file format only stores fluid pressure information at
nodes or on SPH particles. If the shell elements do not have nodes on their
middle layer, then no pressure information is available there and you will have
to interpolate it.
Also, are you sure the pressure variable is being saved in the d3plot file?
LS-DYNA may be configured to save pressure or not.
Finally, there are other files (the time history database: d3thdt; the
interface force database: intfor) that VTK's LS-DYNA does not support but that
LS-PrePost is able to read. If the pressure information you want is stored in
these files, VTK will not be able to read it.
David
On Sep 15, 2013, at 12:43 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> Dear all
>
> I want to observe pressure fluctuation on central axis in paraview.
> I use LS-DYNA.
> In ls-prepost, I can't observe pressure fluctuation on central axis. So, I
> decided to use paraview.
> I can indicate pressure to use ls-prepost but I can't it in paraview.
> So, I thought if d3plot transformed to vtk format, I can indicate pressure
> in paraview.
> I want to convert d3polt file to vtk format to indicate pressure in paraview.
> However I don't understand that methods.
> So, please tell me how to convert d3plot file to vtk.
> Should I use lsdynareader??
>
> Thank you
> Best regards
> Yusuke
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