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A paraview .vtk export option to view the results from Calculix would be useful to post-process the results and provide a better presentation of the results.
It is possible to visualise the results using Matplotlib, however, the performance is inadaquate for large mesh sizes
Update: The exported .frd files will be transformed within the ResultsProcessor and a separator exporter translator method will become available for conversion to Paraview .vtu format
Update 2: An additional function has been created to export the .pvd XML file that are used for exporting the complete timestep / increment history generated from Calculix.
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Yes, an initial function has been created in the dev branch and writes the XML output internally - to avoid the dependency of vtk (this does not install on Mac easily). This reuses the .frd option internally in the ResultsReader for parsing the results.
I have not yet separated functionality to export the full load-step increments, but that should be straightforward to include.
Unfortunately, there isn't a straightforward way to map integration/quadrature points into the .vtu format. Average quantities at the centroid can be specified per element cell, otherwise this will need further work to incorporate.
A paraview .vtk export option to view the results from Calculix would be useful to post-process the results and provide a better presentation of the results.
It is possible to visualise the results using Matplotlib, however, the performance is inadaquate for large mesh sizes
Update: The exported .frd files will be transformed within the ResultsProcessor and a separator exporter translator method will become available for conversion to Paraview .vtu format
Update 2: An additional function has been created to export the .pvd XML file that are used for exporting the complete timestep / increment history generated from Calculix.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: