Hi Octavio, 

The syntax of the file would give you a file named TimeValues.his.

The OutputFile parameter is what controls the filename. 

You need to make sure your filters are also within the <FILTERS> tag outside of the <CONDITIONS> tag as well in the session file. 

See attached file for an example with syntax. 

Hope this helps!

Kind Regards, 
James. 
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Subject: [Nektar-users] Issue with History points
 

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Hi dear Nektar++ community, I've been trying to execute the HistoryPoints filter but I'm still not getting the so called session.his file. This is the syntax I'm using: 

*****************************************************************************************************************
<NEKTAR>



    <FILTER TYPE="HistoryPoints">
        <PARAM NAME="OutputFile">TimeValues</PARAM>
        <PARAM NAME="OutputFrequency">1000</PARAM>
        <PARAM NAME="Points">
            1.3 0 0
            1.5 0 0
            0 0.5 0
            0 -0.5 0
            0.5 0.5 0
            0.5 -0.5 0
        </PARAM>
     </FILTER>

</NEKTAR>
*****************************************************************************************************************

Thanks for your attention, any help is highly appreciated.
Kind regards, Octavio.