hi,
I am new user on liggghts. could anyone please help me on how to access on liggghts and connect to paraview.
Thank you.
Umesh
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richti83 | Thu, 04/03/2014 - 21:37
try out the liggghts reader
See at bottom of my blog post:
http://techblog.richtisoft.de/?p=27
a reader shared object file you can include into paraview.
Then change the file extension in the dump command to dump*.liggghts and run the simulation.
After that you will get some dumpXXXXX.liggghts files in the post folder which you can load directly into paraview using the reader for liggghts text files.
Best,
Christian.