I would like to leave thank you under every video You've done. This is really useful for everyone interested in engineering activities especially in absence of effective support services.
How to plot for examples two different lines together suppose if I want to see temp over two parts Icsn do plot over line separately but can I also do together?
Thanks a lot for your tutorials, it was really helpful !! I am much more confident to start using Paraview now, and I am pretty excited to use it for my research. I am looking forward to future content on your channel ;)
Thanks for such a nice video. My question is how I can probe over a surface not over a line or on a point? I want to know what is the airflow velocity inside a cylinder on a surface with a dimension of 50 mm x 50mm? I want to define the mean airflow velocity at the point with coordination of (195, 0, 50) on a surface with dimension of 50 mm x 50 mm around this point. The coordination of my surface around this point will be (145, 0, 0), (245, 0, 0), (145, 0, 100) and (245, 0, 100).
Thanks Cyprien for this informative video! I want to plot U_X on the y-axis vs. arc_length on the x-axis for a line that ranges from -1 to 2. Paraview by default makes that plotting directly, but the x-axis is from 0 to 3 instead of -1 to 2. I suppose I should select a different variable on the x-axis other than arc_length since it seems to plot the magnitude of the line (hence, the range will be always from 0 to a +ve number). How can I do that?
Hello, first of all thank´s for your Video. I have a short question: is it possible to switch the x- and y-axis in a plot? I´ve tryed to use 'plot over line' for my simulation, but i need the velocity at the x-axis and the depht at the y-axis for my results. Thanks a lot in advance
Very good video for paraview! I have a quick question. When I show pressure and velocity in the same diagram, p is very small and almost a straight line and I cannot find how to customize the axis range for the sub-axis on the bottom right. Could you tell me how to do that? Thanks!
Hi Cyprien, thanks very much for this tutorial series. It's very helpful. Is there a menu to plot over a curve instead of a straight line ? Also, is it possible to export Solidworks model to overlay with ParaView 3D plot ?
You should be able to plot a curve using this exact same way… not sure I get the nuance in your question. If you can export from Solidworks in a format supported by paraview (STL for example?) then you will be able to overlay it with everything else you have in paraview
Thanks Cyprien for this very useful tutorial. Continue your good work. Best wishes. I have also seen your recent webinar recording on Explicit/Implicit analysis. Thank you for that too. Can we have a link to download the same?
thanks nice video.but sir i have a question how we will draw the data which you have Extract in excel or gnuplot please,also please have i will copy these graphs for thesis or presentations.
To draw data in excel you can just use basic Excel functions... if you want, you can use python and matplotlib to automate curve drawing and generate pics for your thesis (python can read from Excel)
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I would like to leave thank you under every video You've done.
This is really useful for everyone interested in engineering activities especially in absence of effective support services.
Thanks Vadim, I appreciate those kind words
Thank you for the quality videos showing how to use ParaView! I appreciate you showing every step of how to do a certain task!
That was exactly what I needed. Many thanks, Cyprien
Awsome, Cyprien!
How is the program useful for Civil engineers?
Ughhh, moving the plot line was always a pain. Didn't know about 1, 2, ctrl-1 and ctrl-2. 👍
Thanks for the explanation...
Can we also extract out this plot into Excel spreadsheet?
How to plot for examples two different lines together suppose if I want to see temp over two parts Icsn do plot over line separately but can I also do together?
Thanks a lot for your tutorials, it was really helpful !!
I am much more confident to start using Paraview now, and I am pretty excited to use it for my research.
I am looking forward to future content on your channel ;)
Thank you, buddy.
Thanks for such a nice video.
My question is how I can probe over a surface not over a line or on a point? I want to know what is the airflow velocity inside a cylinder on a surface with a dimension of 50 mm x 50mm? I want to define the mean airflow velocity at the point with coordination of (195, 0, 50) on a surface with dimension of 50 mm x 50 mm around this point. The coordination of my surface around this point will be (145, 0, 0), (245, 0, 0), (145, 0, 100) and (245, 0, 100).
I have .tdr file, could you please help how to plot it in paraview ?
hello i want to know on how to plot over line on buoyance driven cavity
Thanks Cyprien for this informative video!
I want to plot U_X on the y-axis vs. arc_length on the x-axis for a line that ranges from -1 to 2. Paraview by default makes that plotting directly, but the x-axis is from 0 to 3 instead of -1 to 2. I suppose I should select a different variable on the x-axis other than arc_length since it seems to plot the magnitude of the line (hence, the range will be always from 0 to a +ve number). How can I do that?
Hello! I wanted to know if there is any way to find the location of the maximum value for a certain 3D model using ParaVis?
Hello, first of all thank´s for your Video. I have a short question: is it possible to switch the x- and y-axis in a plot? I´ve tryed to use 'plot over line' for my simulation, but i need the velocity at the x-axis and the depht at the y-axis for my results.
Thanks a lot in advance
Nice tutorial Cyprien, did not know you started ParaView tutorials! Just uploaded a simple one yesterday - have my thumbs up buddy! :D
Very good video for paraview! I have a quick question. When I show pressure and velocity in the same diagram, p is very small and almost a straight line and I cannot find how to customize the axis range for the sub-axis on the bottom right. Could you tell me how to do that? Thanks!
Everything should be in the property window... somewhere ;-)
Thanks!
Hi Cyprien, thanks very much for this tutorial series. It's very helpful. Is there a menu to plot over a curve instead of a straight line ? Also, is it possible to export Solidworks model to overlay with ParaView 3D plot ?
You should be able to plot a curve using this exact same way… not sure I get the nuance in your question.
If you can export from Solidworks in a format supported by paraview (STL for example?) then you will be able to overlay it with everything else you have in paraview
Thanks Cyprien for this very useful tutorial. Continue your good work. Best wishes.
I have also seen your recent webinar recording on Explicit/Implicit analysis. Thank you for that too. Can we have a link to download the same?
thank you
thanks nice video.but sir i have a question how we will draw the data which you have Extract in excel or gnuplot please,also please have i will copy these graphs for thesis or presentations.
To draw data in excel you can just use basic Excel functions... if you want, you can use python and matplotlib to automate curve drawing and generate pics for your thesis (python can read from Excel)
@@Feaforall sorry sir I did't get you.