[Paraview] XML-Data

[Thorsten Hater]

Which means I have to copy the shared sections of data to each of the  
files?
Since I have found no working combination of Ghostlevels, PieceExtent  
and
WholeExtent values, I have tried using .pvd files which leaves the  
"missing"
sections blank. (And crashes ParaView when I use volume rendering on  
the data)
Or is there a solution, which does not rely on copiing data, which I  
would prefer strongly
due to memory restrictions.

Thorsten

> I've not worked with that particular format but I think the files  
> must share the vertexes at their shared border so that all cells  
> are defined:
>
> >         <Piece Extent="0 257 0 255 0 63" Source="process0/out.vti"/>
> >         <Piece Extent="0 257 0 255 63 127" Source="process1/ 
> out.vti"/>
> >         <Piece Extent="0 257 0 255 127 191" Source="process2/ 
> out.vti"/>
> >         <Piece Extent="0 257 0 255 191 255" Source="process3/ 
> out.vti"/>
>
> Kent
> Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
>
> Thorsten Hater wrote:
>> Thanks, reading single files does work now.
>> The next step would be reading distributed data. Which looks simple
>> using the .pvti format.
>> My XML file now looks like this:
>> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>> <VTKFile type="PImageData" version="0.1" byte_order="LittleEndian">
>>     <PImageData WholeExtent="0 257 0 255 0 255"  Origin="0 0 0"  
>> Spacing="1 1 1">
>>         <Piece Extent="0 257 0 255 0 63" Source="process0/out.vti"/>
>>         <Piece Extent="0 257 0 255 64 127" Source="process1/ 
>> out.vti"/>
>>         <Piece Extent="0 257 0 255 128 191" Source="process2/ 
>> out.vti"/>
>>         <Piece Extent="0 257 0 255 192 255" Source="process3/ 
>> out.vti"/>
>>     </PImageData>
>> </VTKFile>
>> But on reading this Paraview complains about missing data between  
>> the blocks
>> (namely 63-64, 127-128 and 191-192).
>> How can I solve this?
>>     Thorsten