The stresses are shown as NaN in ParaView

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### 🔍 Description of the bug

I open the Result File and export the results to ParaView with the following code:

`from ansys.mapdl import reader as pymapdl_reader`
`result = pymapdl_reader.read_binary('file.rst')`

`result.save_as_vtk('Test_Simple_solid.vtk', result_types=["ENS", "ENF","ELF", "ESF"]) `

The deformations are correctly visualized in ParaView:
However, the stresses are (all) represented as NaN:
Although I can see the stress components via Python:

Must be the output method, or is it the Paraview version that can't display the results?

I am using:

- Windows 10

- Python 3.11

- ParaView 5.12.0-RC2

### 🕵️ Steps To Reproduce

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### 💻 Which Operating System are you using?

Windows

### 🐍 Which Python version are you using?

3.11

### 📝 PyMAPDL Report

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# PASTE HERE THE OUTPUT OF `python -c "from ansys.mapdl import core as pymapdl; print(pymapdl.Report())"` here

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### 📝 Installed packages

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# PASTE HERE THE OUTPUT OF `python -m pip freeze` here

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Start with pymapdl_reader.read_binary and result.save_as_vtk using the issue's result_types, then compare the exported stress fields with the stress components visible through Python in ParaView. Reproduce with the reported Windows, Python 3.11, and ParaView 5.12.0-RC2 setup; done means the exported stresses display as values rather than NaN.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.