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Dear Friends

How to change the results from res.sel to vtk format to open it on paraview

everything is going smoothly and perfect but i have this problem shown

'slv2vtk_new' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

Hello,

Have you tried the converter.py script with the positional argument srf2vtk (run converter.py -h for example)?

Hope this helps,

Chi-Tuan

Hello Pham

its not working for me

Hello kero_feuz,

Hard to answer you with so few elements, "it is not working for me" is not a good answer for me. Please follow rule #7 www.opentelemac.org/index.php/kunena/help
Error message? Command failed with no error message? Result file(s) produced but your are not able to visualise it? Paraview crashes?

I wonder what slv2vtk_new is.

When you tried converter.py srt2vtk etc, what happens?


I wonder if your PATH or other environmental variables are correctly filled in.

Chi-Tuan

Hello,

Have you tried with this method : wikhydro.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/i...ire_%C3%A0_Sandillon

Also, here are the files necessary for the conversion.


Regards

William

Hi,

As a relative beginner to TELEMAC I thought I would share this method
for creating videos using Paraview in Ubuntu. It may also be useful
for Windows users.

In /optionals/addons/Paraview_Plugins/sel2vtk

Compile the code using:

./script.gfortran.sh

Copy your TELEMAC SELAFIN results file into the directory:

/optionals/addons/Paraview_Plugins/sel2vtk

Run the executable:

sel2vtk_gfortran

And follow the instructions. This will create VTK files e.g.

clyde.00001.vtk, clyde.00002.vtk, clyde.00003.vtk...etc.

In Paraview open the file named "clyde...vtk" which will open all VTK
files in a single file, then choose:

File/Save Animation

and select the option for "PNG images" choosing an appropriate file name.

Paraview will loop through the VTK files saving them (in my case) as:

cl.0000.png, cl.0001.png, cl.0003.png...etc.

Install the open source video software ffmpeg, and use the command
(for 4 frames per second):

ffmpeg -r 4 -i cl.%4d.png -pix_fmt yuv420p -r 4 cl.mp4

To create the mpeg cl.mp4.

MPEG converted to avi attached (perhaps lost a bit in translation!).

which command did you use for compiling the code

./script.gfortran.sh

I don't know why I can not run this command