Hello,
My question relates to the post processing Code_Saturne!
How can I access to the velocity values corresponding to each coordinate (x,y,z). In the files of RESU (results) I obtiened just the velocity values corresponding to each iteration time and not the values that corresponds to each cordinate.
thanks for help
code_saturne post processing
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Re: code_saturne post processing
What I want is to convert the file (ch.med.1.11201408 for example or the CutPLanes that resulting from this file) on a file (. Txt) where I can access at the numerical values
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Re: code_saturne post processing
Hello,
The med library includes an mdump utility which allows you to extract convert a MED file to text (not necessarily easily parsable).
Code_Saturne's cs_io_dump utility also allows extracting field values from checkpoint/restart files (the versions from 2.1 on are much more powerful, allowing specific extractions and file comparisons).
Regards,
Yvan
The med library includes an mdump utility which allows you to extract convert a MED file to text (not necessarily easily parsable).
Code_Saturne's cs_io_dump utility also allows extracting field values from checkpoint/restart files (the versions from 2.1 on are much more powerful, allowing specific extractions and file comparisons).
Regards,
Yvan
Re: code_saturne post processing
Thank you Yvan,
I can get all the values in each plane using ParaView, but I have more data of velocity that coordinates!!
I think I have this dfifference because the mesh is unstructured???
Thanks
I can get all the values in each plane using ParaView, but I have more data of velocity that coordinates!!
I think I have this dfifference because the mesh is unstructured???
Thanks
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Re: code_saturne post processing
Hello,
Data is cell-centered: under ParaView, use the "cell centers" filter first.
Regards,
Yvan
Data is cell-centered: under ParaView, use the "cell centers" filter first.
Regards,
Yvan