[Paraview] Fastest way of getting Max/Min from multiple files.

[Andy Bauer]

The temporal statistics filter has an option for computing min and max on a
point by point and cell by cell basis. You can look at the range of that
result to find the global min and max over space and time.

Andy


On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 3:18 PM, Brian Curtis <bcurtis3 at masonlive.gmu.edu>wrote:

> I have code that reads in multiple .vtk (legacy VTK) binary files.
> Currently I am looping through viewtimes and grabbing the range and saving
> the value if it's higher than the previous value (and lower..). I've looked
> quite a bit through tutorials and other threads and haven't found anything
> to this sort, but In order to save processing time, is there a simple way
> to grab a range for all time steps and not each file one by one?
>
> Thanks,
> ~Brian
>
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