View subdomains in paraview #3017
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Hi, I'm currently exporting Exodus files from libmesh into Paraview. Is there any out-of-the-box solution for that? Thanks, |
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LibMesh subdomains correspond to block IDs in paraview, and they already show up in a Paraview checklist which allows you to turn them of/off (see left-hand side of attached screenshot).
The second part of your question refers to a
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Cool! I will try that.
Thanks,
Renato
Em seg., 13 de set. de 2021 13:19, John W. Peterson <
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… LibMesh subdomains correspond to block IDs in paraview, and they already
show up in a Paraview checklist which allows you to turn them of/off (see
left-hand side of attached screenshot).
[image: subdomains]
<https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1775907/133119744-d135bae1-7f9f-42ff-af80-49f2ffbe0f69.png>
The second part of your question refers to a boundary_id, and for that
you can view specific sidesets in Paraview by first turning off
(de-selecting) all the blocks, and then typing "sets" in the search box on
the left-hand side menu of Paraview (see second screenshot) and selecting
the sidesets you want to show/hide.
[image: sidesets_paraview]
<https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1775907/133120149-cc5a669d-02bc-4c93-b787-bb86b9c05423.png>
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LibMesh subdomains correspond to block IDs in paraview, and they already show up in a Paraview checklist which allows you to turn them of/off (see left-hand side of attached screenshot).
The second part of your question refers to a
boundary_id, and for that you can view specific sidesets in Paraview by first turning off (de-selecting) all the blocks, and then typing "sets" in the search box on the left-hand side menu of Paraview (see second screenshot) and selecting the sidesets you want to show/hide.