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Paraview Techniques
Animating surface or volume series
| 1. | Paraview will recognize filename patterns that contain a series of numerical values. This appears as an "explode-able" file series as shown in the image to the right. | |
| 2. | If the top level (shown in the red box) is selected and OK is clicked, Paraview will know about all the elements and will interpret them as a time series. Notice the time indicies in the bottom left highlighted by the red box. You can view these as a movie in paraview by clicking the play button in the "VCR controls" toolbar near the top of the Paraview window (see the blue box). | |
| 3. | Any filters or processing that are applied to the object are applied to all objects in the time series. |
