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Update VisIt with 1D data authored Feb 18, 2026 by Gabriel Wlazłowski's avatar Gabriel Wlazłowski
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VisIt supports visualization of 1D data, however in limited form. For making 1D plots it is suggested to use python w-data library. VisIt supports visualization of 1D data, however, in a limited form. For making 1D plots, it is suggested to use the Python w-data library.
Suppose you have data generated by 1d code for lattice: Suppose you have data generated by 1D code for a lattice:
``` ```
# W-DATA 0.2.0 # W-DATA 0.2.0
# More information about the WData format see: https://gitlab.fizyka.pw.edu.pl/wtools/wdata/-/wikis/home # More information about the WData format see: https://gitlab.fizyka.pw.edu.pl/wtools/wdata/-/wikis/home
...@@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ dy 1 # spacing ...@@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ dy 1 # spacing
dz 1 # spacing dz 1 # spacing
datadim 1 # dimension of block size: 1=nx, 2=nx*ny, 3=nx*ny*nz datadim 1 # dimension of block size: 1=nx, 2=nx*ny, 3=nx*ny*nz
``` ```
To open it with VisIt, you need to chose `Curve->opretaors->Lineout` plot To open it with VisIt, you need to choose `Curve-> operators ->Lineout` plot
![line_out](uploads/ca5b656165ffb1390025a25f1dc83bb0/line_out.png) ![line_out](uploads/ca5b656165ffb1390025a25f1dc83bb0/line_out.png)
and next set `Lineout` attributes, in this case as and next set `Lineout` attributes, in this case as
![line_out-2](uploads/bdf7961df5748f861f2a764a732cc678/line_out-2.png) ![line_out-2](uploads/bdf7961df5748f861f2a764a732cc678/line_out-2.png)
To reajust y axis to range of data, you will need `Reset plot` after drawing it: To re-adjust the y-axis to the range of data, you will need to `Reset plot` after drawing it:
![line_out-3](uploads/87e506df9165ce96a697607e9247693e/line_out-3.png) ![line_out-3](uploads/87e506df9165ce96a697607e9247693e/line_out-3.png)
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