Visualization of (.vtu), (.case, .geo, .00001, ...) files with babylon.js

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Hello everyone,

I’m really new to 3D visualization, please bear with me.
We have data from scientific simulations that we intend to visualize in a web application.

The rendering of the simulations is in two types:

  1. the first is a file with a .vtu extension(result.vtu)
  2. The second a set of files:
    RESULTS.case
    results.currentnb.00001
    results.dissip.00001
    results.efforts.00001
    results.fouriernb.00001
    results.geo
    results.input_thermal_flux.00001
    results.localtime.00001
    results.pressure.00001
    results.scalar1.00001
    results.tempc.00001
    results.total_pressure.00001
    results.turbener.00001
    results.turbvisc.00001
    results.velocity.00001
    results.wall_temperature.00001
    results.yplus.00001

Is it possible to use BABYLON.js as a viewer for these kinds of files. I’m also a taker if there’s an example.

Thank you

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It is not a format we support or that I have seen in the community :frowning:

You would need to write your own loader/parser for it: Create Your Own File Importer | Babylon.js Documentation

Maybe there are community projects that are useful to convert VTU to GLTF that we support ?