[Paraview] How to slice a 3D vector field?

Jacques Papper jacques.papper at gmail.com
Sun Nov 16 18:10:43 EST 2008


Hi,
You could try using the custom source streamtracer and use the plane as the
input. That will release streamlines form all the points in the plane.
If this is not what you want you can calculate points on your plane using
the normal vector coordinates and the center coordinates...
Jacques

2008/11/16 Fred Fred <stan1313 at hotmail.fr>

>  Hello,
> I would like to slice a 3D dataset with vector data attached to points but
> I would like to keep only the tangential part of the vectors, so as to
> compute streamlines lying on the plane then. If I use the slice tool, I can
> extract a place but with 3D vectors, which means that if I compute
> streamlines I get nothing because the is-in-domain test make the integration
> stooping immediatly (at least I suppose this is the reason). So I need to
> create a 2D vector field from a 3D one. Any advice?
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