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Question #266460 on Yade changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/266460

    Status: Answered => Open

Fu zuoguang is still having a problem:
Dear Thoeni:

Thanks for your suggestion. As Prof. Chareyre mentioned in 2# of
question/212885, there is an easy way to plot the force chain directly
in Yade as:

yade.qt.Renderer().shape=0 (conceal the spherical bodies in Yade screen)
yade.qt.Renderer().intrPhys=1 (show the force net only)

But this way is not flexible enough since it cannot add some necessary
elements in post-processing (such as ‘legend’ mentioned later). So,
choosing Paraview as the third-party software is a good idea. But as a
new student of Paraview, I now miss some basic concepts of its usage:

The basic data format of .txt from Yade is ‘x, y, z, r, attributes’, but
I am not sure that this type of ASCII format can directly recognized by
Paraview. If not, this format should be transformed into a standard VTK
form, the format and the extension of it are what?

Seeking your help!

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