Can the NGSolve provide other file forms for output data expect ".vtk"?

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3 years 4 months ago #3920 by Younghigh
Dear all,

I have obtained a set of data including discrete velocity and pressure from solving the Navier-Stokes equations. I know only how to output them by a vtk file, which cannot work on Tecplot. So, there are other file forms, like .dat, .plt., which can applied on Tecplot? If yes, what are their commands?
PS: the following is an example of outputing discrete data:
Code:
vel = gfu.components[0] vtk = VTKOutput(ma=mesh, coefs=[vel], names=["velocity"],\ filename="velocity", subdivision=2) vtk.Do()

Kind regards,

Di Yang
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3 years 4 months ago #3921 by hvwahl
Hi Di Yang,

unless you initialise the VTKOutput with legacy=True, VTU files will now be written (if you have a relatively new version of NGSolve), which I believe tecplot can open.

Best wishes,
Henry
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3 years 4 months ago #3922 by Younghigh
Hi Henry,

Thank you for your reply. I have no idea of initialising the VTKOutput with legacy=True. What is the command in detail? Because the following command
Code:
vtk = VTKOutput(legacy=True, ma=mesh, coefs=[v100], names=["v100"],\ filename="velocity", subdivision=2) vtk.Do()
is not correct.

Best,

Di Yang
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3 years 4 months ago #3923 by hvwahl
Hi Di Yang,

in principle
Code:
vtk = VTKOutput(ma=mesh, coefs=[v100], names=["v100"], filename="velocity", subdivision=2) vtk.Do()
is correct. Adding the legacy=True argument will write vtk files (rather than vtu). However, the vtu output is very new! You need a nightly build of NGSolve or build from the current master branch, as this update to the VTKOutput was introduced after the release of v6.2.2004.

Best wishes,
Henry
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3 years 4 months ago #3924 by Younghigh
Hi Henry,

In Paraview, vtk files can be tranformed into vtu files. Thank u.

Best,

Di
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