[vtkusers] 回复：Re: Some d3plot files cannot be read byvtkLSdynaReader

[David Thompson]

Hi Kevin,

I am still looking at the LSDyna files you sent. It is slow as it must  
be in my spare time. I can't send you the exact version of the  
document I used as it is copyrighted; a newer version of the document  
is available at

   http://www.dynasupport.com/manuals/additional/ls-dyna-database-manual/view


If you have a recent version of LSDyna, it may be that some  
incompatible changes were made to the file format.

	David

PS. Please keep the vtkusers mailing list included so that other  
people with similar problems will benefit from our discussion. Thanks.

On Aug 9, 2010, at 21:48 , c_dinco at sina.com wrote:

> Hi, David
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> Could you send a copy of document that describe d3plot file format??
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> thanks very much!
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> kevin
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> I downloaded some lsdyna K files from internet, and generated d3plot  
> result files by these k files. These d3plot files could be displayed  
> properly by lsdyna postprocessor, but crashed opened by Paraview.
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> I was going to send d3plot files to you, but they are too large to  
> transfer. So K files are attached .Could you take a look at it  
> please? the root cause is K files or vtk code?
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> Thanks very much!
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> ----- 原始邮件 -----
> 发件人：David Thompson <dcthomp at sandia.gov>
> 收件人：David Thompson <dcthomp at sandia.gov>
> 主题：Re: [vtkusers] Some d3plot files cannot be read  
> byvtkLSdynaReader
> 日期：2010-7-27 00:37:50
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> >> I used Paraview to display d3plot file, but after loading bumper or
> >> aellipse d3plot file, Paraview crashed when "apply" button be
> >> pressed.
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> >> Could you help to figure out why these d3plot file cannot be read?
> >> they could be displayed correctly in HyperView .
> >>
> >> d3plot files are in attachments.
> >>
> > ... I'll take a look at it over the weekend if no one else can get
> > to it
> > first. The reader should never crash, so something is wrong; I don't
> > know whether it's related to a missing mesh refinement (d3plotaa) or
> > not.
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> Just an update: I spent a few hours on this and found that the file is
> being closed after the header is read and never reopened when it is  
> time
> to read the dataset, but haven't determined why this is happening yet.
>
> David
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> <input(4).zip>
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