Dear all,
Does anyone know how to post process simulation outputs with command line?
I build svSolver on my Cluster, and I found that svpre, svpost and svsolver were provided in /svSolver/build/svSolver-build/bin.
I was wondering that if we can use svpost to process files in command directly without GUI. What arguments should I give to svpost?Tweakbox https://www.happywheels.vip/ https://vlc.onl/
Post processing with command line in linux!!!!!!
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joshua patel
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Post processing with command line in linux!!!!!!
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David Parker
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Re: Post processing with command line in linux!!!!!!
Hi Joshua,
You can use svpost to convert simulation results, SimVascular just calls svpost when converting results. You can use svpost as follows
svpost -all -indir <resultDir> -outdir <exportDir> -start <startNo> -stop <stopNo> -incr <increment>
The parameters within the <> are the same parameters you would specify in the GUI.
Note that svpost does not support the GUI Calculate Flows option, which produces the flow files (e.g. all_results-pressures.txt). I've written a program that which does that. See https://github.com/ktbolt/cardiovascula ... flow-files.
Cheers,
Dave
You can use svpost to convert simulation results, SimVascular just calls svpost when converting results. You can use svpost as follows
svpost -all -indir <resultDir> -outdir <exportDir> -start <startNo> -stop <stopNo> -incr <increment>
The parameters within the <> are the same parameters you would specify in the GUI.
Note that svpost does not support the GUI Calculate Flows option, which produces the flow files (e.g. all_results-pressures.txt). I've written a program that which does that. See https://github.com/ktbolt/cardiovascula ... flow-files.
Cheers,
Dave