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Pre- and post-processing Python library for TOUGH
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Visualization of OUTPUT_CONNE and MESH code name #137

Closed nwpro9 closed 1 year ago

nwpro9 commented 1 year ago

Description of the desired feature

1 - Visualization of OUTPUT_CONNE. Is it possible to export the connections output into visualization file (e.g., xdmf)? I found the toughio-export useful for elements output. I tried this for OUTPUT_CONNE file, but to no avail. Did I not use the right command or is this currently not supported? This is the command that I used: (I tired assigning different options like -f and -m with the corresponding records, but to no avail) toughio-export OUTPUT_CONNE.csv

2 - Incorporating MESH name (Format A5) to tough-export. In addition, is it possible to infuse the MESH element code name into the visualization file generated from toughio-export? I'm referring to the TOUGH element name with the format A5. So far, when I want to find the element name, I have to use the mesh.labels function from the script, but I'd have to know exactly which point I'm interested in to use this function. Any tips / advice?

Are you willing to help implement and maintain this feature? No

keurfonluu commented 1 year ago

Hi @nur-wijaya,

  1. So far it's not supported, but I guess it shouldn't be too hard to implement (in Python, you can read connection data using toughio.read_output as well).

  2. That wouldn't be possible as most mesh formats like VTK (if not all) only support numerical data. You can use the method mesh.near to find the index (thus the label) of the element nearest to the queried coordinate.