Changes between Version 26 and Version 27 of u/madams/3DCDMVisualizationInstructions

Timestamp:

10/12/14 17:13:55 (10 years ago)

Author:

madams

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u/madams/3DCDMVisualizationInstructions

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 1. Run the script (i.e. {{{sh okc_to_curve.sh}}} or {{{bash okc_to_curve.sh}}}, on a super computer that uses slurm one could even use {{{sbatch okc_to_curve.sh}}} and it will run instantaneously.) Now you'll have files for each sink_*.okc that are of the form sink_*.okc.xy.curve, .okc.yz.curve, and .okc.zx.curve. We will be visualizing these three curve files that are produced by the script.
 
-2. Import your .curve files through Add + > Curve > curve. Note the new database correlation created in '''Figure '''. If you want to order them similarly to mass1, mass2 and mass3 -- then proceed with yz (x-axis, i.e. mass1), zx (y-axis, i.e. mass2), and xy (z-axis, i.e. mass3).
+2. Import your .curve files through Add + > Curve > curve. Note the new database correlation created in '''Figure  15'''. If you want to order them similarly to mass1, mass2 and mass3 -- then proceed with yz (x-axis, i.e. mass1), zx (y-axis, i.e. mass2), and xy (z-axis, i.e. mass3).
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+[[Image(ssinks2.png, 75%)]]
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+'''Figure 15.''' The sink curve files imported but not drawn. Note the new database correlation. When the sinks are drawn, VisIt spits out warnings and errors -- then the links turn red (not illustrated here).
 
 3. Currently, if one attempts to visualize curves in a 3D spatial dimension we run into the following: