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In the later case, Paraview will load the plotfiles as a time series.
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ParaView will ask you about the file type -- choose "AMReX/BoxLib Grid Reader" or
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"AMReX/BoxLib Particles Reader".
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Note that if your ploftile prefix is not ``plt`` or any other type supported by default,
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then in ``Files of type`` you need to first select ``All files (*)``.
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#. Under the "Cell Arrays" field, select a variable (e.g., "phi") and click
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"Apply". Note that the default number of refinement levels loaded and visualized is 1.
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bash write_series_file.sh
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This will generate a file ``plot_files.series`` which indexes the time variable based on the order of the plotfile numbers.
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Note that if your ploftile prefix is not ``plt``, you can manually edit
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``write_series_file.sh`` accordingly.
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To make a ``.series`` file which reads the time out of the plotfile header, use :download:`write_series_file_timestamp.sh </Visualization/write_series_file_timestamp.sh>`.
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