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I have a test.h5 file which contains multiple datasets. Each dataset has unique name such as(cod90_componenty_Aodes_odesAll_85,cod10_componentz_Aodes_odesAll_85 etc) and each dataset is under different groups and subgroups.
I have installed Cygwin and I am trying to do this conversion. But I am getting the following error.
Do we have to create the datasets in any particular format so that it gets picked up when I run 'h5tovtk test.h5' command?
Error message:
h5tovtk error: couldn't find data set in HDF5 file
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What happens if you explicitly specify the dataset, e.g. h5tovtk test.h5: cod90_componenty_Aodes_odesAll_85
You can also run h5ls test.h5 to double-check the structure of the HDF5 file, e.g. maybe all of the datasets are buried in some hierarchical group structure?
I have a test.h5 file which contains multiple datasets. Each dataset has unique name such as(cod90_componenty_Aodes_odesAll_85,cod10_componentz_Aodes_odesAll_85 etc) and each dataset is under different groups and subgroups.
I have installed Cygwin and I am trying to do this conversion. But I am getting the following error.
Do we have to create the datasets in any particular format so that it gets picked up when I run 'h5tovtk test.h5' command?
Error message:
h5tovtk error: couldn't find data set in HDF5 file
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: