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The frdConverter has a couple of downsides:
mono
.series
.pdv
My suggestion is to replace it with ccx2paraview as it is easy to install, use, and produces .pdv files.
I am currently trying to get it to a state where installing it is as easy as pipx install ccx2paraview. calculix/ccx2paraview#35
pipx install ccx2paraview
This would simplify the CalculiX repo, its documentation, post-processing in the tutorials, and the VM.
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"pip install ccx2paraview" already works. You have do nothing. Just use my tool in your code. See how: https://github.com/calculix/ccx2paraview#for-developers
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The frdConverter has a couple of downsides:
mono
, which is pretty dependency-heavy (~700Mb on Ubuntu).series
/.pdv
file which links output to time.My suggestion is to replace it with ccx2paraview as it is easy to install, use, and produces
.pdv
files.I am currently trying to get it to a state where installing it is as easy as
pipx install ccx2paraview
.calculix/ccx2paraview#35
This would simplify the CalculiX repo, its documentation, post-processing in the tutorials, and the VM.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: