Hi,
the latest git version of sfepy has two new features related to visualization of results:
postproc.py can now create animations, see 'postproc.py -h'. You need ffmpeg to try it out, otherwise just a series of figures is generated
there is a very simple GUI based on traits and mayavi (sfepy_gui.py) - Enthought Tool Suite is needed [1]. On gentoo, it is the dev-python/ets ebuild.
r.
2009/8/11 Robert Cimrman <cimr...@ntc.zcu.cz>:
Hi,
the latest git version of sfepy has two new features related to visualization of results:
postproc.py can now create animations, see 'postproc.py -h'. You need ffmpeg to try it out, otherwise just a series of figures is generated
there is a very simple GUI based on traits and mayavi (sfepy_gui.py) - Enthought Tool Suite is needed [1]. On gentoo, it is the dev-python/ets ebuild.
Both things work for me.
Ondrej
Ondrej Certik wrote:
2009/8/11 Robert Cimrman <cimr...@ntc.zcu.cz>:
Hi,
the latest git version of sfepy has two new features related to visualization of results:
postproc.py can now create animations, see 'postproc.py -h'. You need ffmpeg to try it out, otherwise just a series of figures is generated
there is a very simple GUI based on traits and mayavi (sfepy_gui.py) - Enthought Tool Suite is needed [1]. On gentoo, it is the dev-python/ets ebuild.
Both things work for me.
Good!
thanks for testing, r.
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