Hi everybody,
im using paraview to view and obtain some informations from points
cloud, obtained with LIDAR. These points cloud are non-structured data
in the form x,y,z,I. I is the reflectance value that the Laser Scanner
measured for every point.
How can i view the proprieties of a selected
Are we talking about the calculator filter specifically or reading the
transient data in general? I just use ParaView 3.4 to load a time varying
data set, added a calculator filter that turned scalars to vectors and ran
it through time. The data updated just fine.
Could you give more specifics
I wonder up to what point what you are looking for is not closer to
Paraview-meshless than paraview ?
Check this out :
https://twiki.cscs.ch/twiki/bin/view/ParaViewMeshless/Introduction#Introduction_why_pv_meshless
(I have never used it myself though so just a suggestion)
Jacques
2008/11/16 Luca
Hmmm. I checked again and it works now... But I am sure it did not some
time back. So either I was screwing something with my own reader or the
thing got fixed meanwhile. Sorry for a foggy conclusion.
Dominik
Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
Are we talking about the calculator filter specifically or
I could read it into PV 3.4.0 without any problems. Make sure you use
little endian byte order. Regards.
Raashid Baig schrieb:
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 procedure given
Hello,
I toggled to ON the Build Doc item in the ccmake configuration but the doc has
not been built and if I clic a question mark in the properties section, I get a
message 'The page could not be found -
file:///usr/local/ParaView-3.4.0/bin/Documentation/SurfaceVectors.html'. I have
Doxygen
Ok so I think I have succeeded with the following pipeline: bluntfin.vts -
Slice - SurfaceVectors - Glyph
which shows vectors colinear to the plane.
Now I have a problem with placing the seed points since my place has an
arbitrary orientation so it is not easy to determine the line extrema
Hi,
You could try using the custom source streamtracer and use the plane as the
input. That will release streamlines form all the points in the plane.
If this is not what you want you can calculate points on your plane using
the normal vector coordinates and the center coordinates...
Jacques
A simpler solution might be to change the seed type from Point Source to Line
Source. By default, the line should be embedded in the slice you created.
-Ken
On 11/16/08 5:10 PM, Jacques Papper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
You could try using the custom source streamtracer and use the plane
