suppose I have an excel file containing data of the x,y,z coordinates and a specific attribute value obtained from some other simulation software for a large number of points (densely distributed along a surface), how to “import” the data from this excel file, create points according to the coordinates information and visualize these points by representing their respective attribute as color?
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how to import and visualize Excel data?
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Sorry, looks like I missed this thread. But it's simple. In Excel, choose File > Save As. In the save dialog under “Save as type”, look for “Text (Tab delimited)”.
Houdini doesn't support CSV files, so if you must deal in CSV files, Tomas suggestion is probably be best way. Parsing CSV files in Python yourself is probably pretty easy.
Houdini doesn't support CSV files, so if you must deal in CSV files, Tomas suggestion is probably be best way. Parsing CSV files in Python yourself is probably pretty easy.
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thanks, edward, I'm more interested in how to “load it via a File CHOP as a .chan file”
So, can you kindly shed a light on this?
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You have to somehow convert your data in to a tab separated data. I don't think anyone is to interested in helping you with that as it is kinda boring.
But when it is done you can load it as a chan file.
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hi ,
there is already the ' Table Import ' ( python ) SOP node which might do what you need .
it imports a *.csv file and maps its columns to any attribute you want .. an existing or new one .
and you can feed chops from there easily , after that .
.cheers
there is already the ' Table Import ' ( python ) SOP node which might do what you need .
it imports a *.csv file and maps its columns to any attribute you want .. an existing or new one .
and you can feed chops from there easily , after that .
.cheers
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