Quality check

Cell Type Counter Enhanced

The Cell Type Counter Enhanced filter computes cell type counts. Counts can be exported into a file easily.

To use it:

  • Load the plugin in Paraview: Tools > Manage Plugins … > Load New … > …/geosPythonPackages/geos-pv/src/geos/pv/plugins/qc/PVCellTypeCounterEnhanced

  • Select the input mesh to process

  • Select the filter: Filters > 3- QC > Cell Type Counter Enhanced

  • Apply

Mesh Quality Enhanced

The Mesh Quality Enhanced filter computes requested mesh quality metrics on meshes. Both surfaces and volumic metrics can be computed with this plugin.

The output stats are available as attributes of the filter output mesh and can be exported from spreadsheet. A summary figure can be exported by ticking the box and choosing a filename before applying the filter.

Warning

Due to conflicts with python packages versions in Paraview, the incident vertex count metric is not activated as default.

To use it:

  • Load the plugin in Paraview: Tools > Manage Plugins … > Load New … > …/geosPythonPackages/geos-pv/src/geos/pv/plugins/qc/PVMeshQualityEnhanced

  • Select the input mesh to process

  • Select the filter: Filters > 3- QC > Mesh Quality Enhanced

  • Select the metrics to compute

  • Choose a filename for export if needed

  • Apply

Important

Please refer to the Verdict Manual for metrics and range definitions.

Python View Configurator

PVPythonViewConfigurator is a Paraview plugin that allows to create cross-plots from input data using the PythonView.

Input type is vtkDataObject.

This filter results in opening a new Python View window and displaying cross-plot.

To use it:

  • Load the plugin in Paraview: Tools > Manage Plugins … > Load New … > …/geosPythonPackages/geos-pv/src/geos/pv/plugins/qc/PVPythonViewConfigurator.

  • Select the vtkDataObject containing the data to plot

  • Select the filter: Filters > 3- QC > Python View Configurator

  • Configure the plot with the widgets

  • Apply