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Hi! I am a Fan.
Can I ask something?
How to plot the data in the form of
dolfinx.io.utils.VTXWriter?
Suggestion user interface
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Hi @ArtemioA,
turtleFSI is written in legacy FEniCS, not FEniCSx, so I don’t think we can easily use dolfinx.
All the visualizations are saved as xdmf format with legacy FEniCS, so you can visualize those data with ParaView.
Best, Kei
Sir Kei, Thank you so much.
Artemio
El mar, 5 nov 2024 a las 16:01, Kei Yamamoto @.***>) escribió:
Hi @ArtemioA https://github.com/ArtemioA,
turtleFSI is written in legacy FEniCS, not FEniCSx, so I don’t think we can easily use dolfinx. All the visualizations are saved as xdmf format with legacy FEniCS, so you can visualize those data with ParaView.
Best, Kei
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Sir Kei, What is the name of the file that contains the information about how to plot the data in that format?
Thank you so Much.
El mar, 5 nov 2024 a las 16:01, Kei Yamamoto @.***>) escribió:
Hi @ArtemioA https://github.com/ArtemioA,
turtleFSI is written in legacy FEniCS, not FEniCSx, so I don’t think we can easily use dolfinx. All the visualizations are saved as xdmf format with legacy FEniCS, so you can visualize those data with ParaView.
Best, Kei
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Hi @ArtemioA
After running a problem, you should find a folder named Visualization, which contains displacement.xdmf, velocity.xdmf, and pressure.xdmf. You can open those files with Paraview.