Dear Paraview users, I would like to display a wave elevation field in Paraview, that is a structured mesh with a scalar data (wave elevation). This mesh moves over time. I came up with a solution based on CSV point files and a delaunay 2d filter in Paraview to represent wave elevation.
I ask myself some questions about the input file format, that could contain only points, or a mesh. Is there a dedicated format to do so? Ideally, this format would - be a single file containing all results over time - not repeat data (My CSV files contain repeatdly the same coordinates many many times) I have looked at VTK format, but I can't figure out which one would answer my needs. Can HDf5 file format help? (If it is possible to import hdf5 package in python interpreter) My data could be represented like this ti, y0, y1, y2, y3 x0,z00,z01,z02,z03 x1,z10,z11,z12,z13 x2,z20,z21,z22,z23 x3,z30,z31,z32,z33 x4,z40,z41,z42,z43 x5,z50,z51,z52,z53 where ti represents a timestep Guillaume Jacquenot Thanks
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