[yt-users] Question on loading multiple HDF5 files together in one step

[Nathan Goldbaum]

If the data are in a format it already knows about (e.g. Gadget) then this
will work out of the box.

If this is a custom data format and you're loading the data via e.g.
load_uniform_grid, this will be more difficult.  That said, adding support
for loading data that isn't in a standard format but *is* in an easily
parseable format like hdf5 is on our radar and is something I want to
actively work on once I start my postdoc this fall at NCSA.

Hope that's helpful.  Please let us know if you have any further questions
or run into trouble.

Nathan

On Wednesday, April 22, 2015, Katharina Wollenberg <kwollenberg89 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hey together,
>
> I have the data for a disk, which I want to visualize, split into 16 HDF5
> files. All files have the same structure and ‘columns’ only that the total
> information of the considered quantities is split over these 16 files.
>
> Before I try merging these files into one single file, I was wondering if
> it is possible with yt to load all the separate files in one step and then
> use one plot command to visualize the combined corresponding ‘columns’
> together in one image.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Katharina Wollenberg
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