[Paraview] Time series in VTK ASCII Data Format

[SamuelKey]

Kush,

In PV 2.4.3, use a *.pvd file to enumerate the time steps, the parts and 
part names. I have had considerable success doing this.
Attached is a long-winded version of a *.pvd file.  The file format is 
on page 209 (Appendex D) of the "The ParaView Guide."

Sam Key

Kush Tandon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was able to run ParaView using VTK ASCII Data Format and plot data 
> for a single of instance of time for point and cell. We intend to plot 
> a set of data (point and cell) in time series format. I am attaching 
> my illustrative file.
>
> From page 11 on file-formats.pdf, there is a brief mention of 
> TIME_LATE but I am not clear entirely. Or, do we make separate files, 
> as recommended by The ParaView Guide, page 31. Please advise the 
> cleanest way. I would think one file option would be simpler for me 
> (serial processing) for now.
>
> Do check my simple single instance data attached file.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Kush
>
> Kush Tandon
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