Berk helped me loading Plot3D function files over numerous time steps, and I
wanted to document it here. Here is my e-mail I sent to my user.
ParaView can read and correctly handle Plot3D function files over numerous time
steps. The trick is that you need to create a master file that tells the Plot3D
function reader how to find the files it needs, and how to read them.
Using your example datasets, I created a master file named master.p3d. (You
can name it anything, but the extension must be p3d.) Inside this file, I
wrote the following. Be sure to watch the comas at the end of the lines.
{
"auto-detect-format" : true,
"filenames" : [
{ "time" : 0, "xyz" : "solver.xyz", "function" : "solver-0070000.fun" },
{ "time" : 1, "xyz" : "solver.xyz", "function" : "solver-0070100.fun" },
{ "time" : 2, "xyz" : "solver.xyz", "function" : "solver-0070200.fun" }
]
}
Then, file/ open the master.p3d file.
Alan
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