Have you tried to change the byte order? I opened your binary files
without any problem in PV 3.4.0.
Cheers
Renato.
Raashid Baig wrote:
I have written two C subroutines for writing EnSight Gold ASCII and
EnSight Gold Binary files for a simple 2D unstructured grid. I have
followed the
On 14 november 2008 at 16:30:06, Jean Favre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
all coordinates points are exactly the same.
if you switch the display option to points, it actually shows up as a
single point in the middle of the screen
I suggest you correct the coordinates.
On 14 november 2008 at
Aaron,
You're on the right track. In order to use ParaView on a shared memory
machine, you need to run pvserver with mpirun. It might seem weird to use a
distributed memory program on a shared memory machine, but some basic tests
we have done suggest that it is actually a pretty efficient way
Matthias,
There is no direct way to do this. This is the first time I have heard a
request like this. However, I have thought of a way to do what you want
without writing any code. It's a real hack and a bit painful, but it works.
First, run you data through the histogram filter. Make the
What do you mean did not work for transient data? Do you mean that when you
change time steps the output of the calculator filter is not changing
appropriately?
-Ken
On 11/14/08 11:05 AM, Dominik Szczerba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was able to achieve it using the Calculator filter and save
Exactly - it was not time-aware and was not updating.
Dominik
Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
What do you mean did not work for transient data? Do you mean that when you
change time steps the output of the calculator filter is not changing
appropriately?
-Ken
On 11/14/08 11:05 AM, Dominik
