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How to Slow Down an Animation in EnSight by Adding Intermediate Timesteps

Tagged: 2020 R1, animation, ensight, fluid-dynamics
    • April 13, 2023 at 7:32 am
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      If you have a transient data set and want to slow down the animation and smooth the transition between timesteps, intermediate timesteps can be added. This video shows how this is done. The data on these timesteps can be linearly interpolated from neighboring timesteps or copies of neighboring timesteps. You can also slow down the animation by lowering the Frame Rate found in File > Export > Animation > Set Format.

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      1. 2062650 – How to Slow Down an Animation in EnSight by Adding Intermediate Timesteps.mp4

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