Also, if you have compiled Nektar++ with Hdf5, you can produce a single Hdf5 file by using the -i Hdf5 option when running the solver.
Best,
Jacques
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Dear all,
I went through the user-guide to see how to convert the parallel files into a single field using FieldConvert. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to do it.
Is there any specific command to do this? For example, I have 128 parallel fields inside a solution directory. I'd like to reconstruct them into a single file to post-process the solution.