Hi!
I´m trying to write my data in the xdmf-format and read it in paraview. I have
a 3D - curvilinear grid, i.e. I have to specify every point with its
coordinates and then I have scalar attribute data, to be assigned to each node.
The .xmf meta-data file is recognised by paraview and works
As I mentioned before, go to the animation view and change the mode from
Snap to TimeSteps to either Sequence or Real Time. Then change the
start time and end time to the correct values.
The issue you are working around is that ParaView is not smart enough to
determine that you don't really want
I've written a program which exports ParaView's undo stack as a series of
vtkUndoSet objects, serialized to XML. (This is done by calling
vtkUndoSet::SaveState(), and then calling PrintXML() on the returned
vtkPVXMLElement object.) The idea is to be able to import the saved undo
stack into a
Hi Dominik
I do not have Matlab to test, but there should be no issue of endianness as I
work on Windows and use PC-based editors. The file type does not seem to be the
issue, but more the data within (just guessing).
I have tried all the data type variants without success: other than being
Have you tried resizing the open file dialog box? It works for me on my Mac
and when I xhost from Linux.
-Ken
On 10/13/08 3:28 PM, John Doe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have some long file names, which are differentiated by the last few
characters. Unfortunately, they are impossible
I have a multi-block dataset (vtm referencing vtu files) loaded into
paraview. Each dataset is a set of points and edges. For some reason
I can't select triangulate from the filter. I'd really like to see
the vertex data shaded over the element.
Is there a way to do this?
Juan
Sorry for some reason the reply all wasn't working correctly:
I have a whole bunch of files with similar names, and many are being
grouped incorrectly:
gmsh_mos2d_1.0_0.0_0.vtu
gmsh_mos2d_1.0_0.0_1.vtu
gmsh_mos2d_1.0_0.0_2.vtu
gmsh_mos2d_1.0_0.0.vtm
gmsh_mos2d_2.0_0.0_0.vtu
