and noticed the 2nd and 3rd velocity headers don’t appear. But when I copy/paste teh code, its there. I wonder if your theme is cropping the info off.
Take a look and see if it displays correctly for you:
Using Headers
The following example shows a typical header definition written from Krakatoa and one particle saved according to these headers:
float32 Position[0], float32 Position[1], float32 Position[2], float16 Velocity[0], float16 Velocity[1], float16 Velocity[2]
9.72161, -63.355, 262.092, 23.2188, -68.25, 291.25
Displays as:
Using Headers
The following example shows a typical header definition written from Krakatoa and one particle saved according to these headers:
float32 Position[0], float32 Position[1], float32 Position[2], float16 Velocity[0], float16 Velocity[
9.72161, -63.355, 262.092, 23.2188, -68.25, 291.25
Furthermore, I just tried to load the example CSV into KrakatoaPRTLoader (with single frame selected) and get no particles load and the Particle Count rollout is
Green, Disk: ???, View 0 and nothing showing up in the graph.
version 2.1.8.50654
Edit: Viewport percentage to 100% displays and renders correctly. but I think its misleading that the Particle Count rollout fails to give accurate disk/Render/View counts.
It is documented that we cannot display the CSV count and loading First N does not work either because the file does not contain an information about the total count in its header. So the only way to show something else than ??? would be to read through all lines in the file, and with potentially millions of lines, we prefer not to. We can do Every Nth though because it requires to just skip a certain amount of particles while reading without knowing the total count.
(Go to thinkboxsoftware.com/krak-prt-loader/ and search for CSV - you will find a note about First N, and under particle count a mentioning that CSV’s cannot report their count)
I removed the PRE formatting tags because the website layout was cutting it out on the right.
I made the Header bold so it is clear what we are talking about, but used the regular page style for it, so it does not get cut off and would even wrap around if needed.