abaqus
I suggest to add the ability to read Abaqus files (.odb). After all it is a very popular code, and this way the post processing would also be possible on Linux/Mac.
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Anonymous commented
it is great
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Onur commented
I completely agree, an Abaqus integration would be totally beneficial.
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huangchao commented
Looking forward to the abaqus reader in paraview
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GM commented
I agree, this would be very useful. I know a number of people in my group who would want to use Paraview with Abaqus ODB files. Being a very popular FEA solver, this seems like a no brainer.
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Yijiu Jiang commented
This would be very beneficial for my daily work and would be a good extension for the use of ParaView.
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Markus Bettenbruch commented
This would make working with abaqus much easier.
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Alexander Riess commented
It would be very great, if we can use paraview to analyze odb files!
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Roman Petz commented
due to the fact that the abaqus post processor (CAE Viewer) is very far behind, this would open a huge crowd of abaqus users to use paraview. (E.g. you have to define node or element sets before(!!) solve to work with these sets in the post processor ! )
An odb reader would enable at least 10 persons in our company to completely work with paraview. Also with a high potential for more users (our 20 ANSYS users and more in external companies, which work for us)
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James C Sobotka commented
Also agree. Would like to use some of the paraview tools to analyze odb files. Really surprised that odb files are still not supported while ANSYS files are.
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Hesam Askari commented
Since you guys have worked with both Abaqus and paraview, Do you know if I have a 3d model in paraview, how can I export it as a volume to Abaqus? I appreciate any help .
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Dennis Conklin commented
Agree completely - this would be extremely useful
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Piwi commented
I totally agree with the idea of an Abaqus reader!