Hi Takuya,
I am not sure what you mean by a thread (a client side code?),
but perhaps you can simply write
pqApplicationCore::instance()-render();
This has no effect. Meanwhile I think this is because of the client/server
structure.
Update within the reader forces RequestUpdateExtent and
Hi Fabian,
From: Fabian Wein fabian.w...@am.uni-erlangen.de
Subject: Re: [Paraview] Please help!! How to force Render() from a reader
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:26:09 +0200
Hi Takuya,
I am not sure what you mean by a thread (a client side code?),
but perhaps you can simply write
Hi Ken and All,
i've solved the problem with my openmpi build.
below are an example of it.
yewy...@vrc1:~/installer/mpi_test mpirun -np 14 -machinefile quad
./hello_parallel
hello_parallel.cc: Number of tasks=14 My rank=5 My name=vrcwr220.
hello_parallel.cc: Number of tasks=14 My rank=7 My
Yes, I realize that I shouldn't modify the original input vector.
There are copy methods for both vtkInformationVector and
vtkInformation, so I'm planning to work with a duplicate of the
original, modified only in the data object it holds, to send to the
superclass. Would that scenario also
Hello,
pvserver --help reports:
--use-offscreen-rendering Render offscreen on the satellite processes.
This option only works with software rendering or mangled mesa on Unix.
Is this true? Is there no way to get offscreen hardware-accelerated
rendering in Paraview other than compiling with
You should be able to do it from C++. If you have a
pqProxy/pqPipelineSource, you can call getProxy() to get the proxy
object.
-berk
On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 5:18 AM, Fabian Wein
fabian.w...@am.uni-erlangen.de wrote:
Hi Berk,
thanks for your reply!
What happens if you call MarkModified(None)
Dear All,
I'd like to be able to highlight a point on screen via the python
programmable filter, essentially giving the same effect as using the 'Select
Points On' feature but without having to manually select the point by hand.
Any ideas as to how this could be achieved?
Regards,
Adriano
Hello,
Paul Melis wrote:
Berk Geveci wrote:
Yeah, unfortunately it is hard for us to provide binaries with MPI
support because MPI is implemented with different (internal) APIs by
different vendors. We would have to create a different binary for each
MPI distribution.
No
Hi,
since our cluster hasn't gpu, we compiled paraview with osmesa support (as
explained in http://paraview.org/Wiki/Setting_up_a_ParaView_Server) and we
always run paraview server with flags:
--use-offscreen-rendering --disable-composite
If in paraview (client) we disable the option edit -
Hi,
You should be able to do it from C++. If you have a
pqProxy/pqPipelineSource, you can call getProxy() to get the proxy
object.
Sorry, I don't understand.
I actually have a reader derived from vtkMultiBlockDataSetAlgorithm
What happens if you call MarkModified(None) on your source
Hi Takuya,
Perhaps you are right in that you need a gui (client) part.
(PV experts: correct me if I am wrong)
Is there a complete code example anywhere?
Here is what I have in the gui (client) part for the pesudo live
updating of my time-aware reader (I am using a QTimer for periodically
Hi,
The animation idea for in-situ does not work as smooth as required.
How can I mark data modified from my read in C++ such that it is requested
by the animation and time stepping again?
The animation cache cannot be set below 10K.
It would be a great help to know that this is not possible
Hi,
I hear about paraview from the HDF5 website software list that paraview can
handle HDF5 data. I installed a windows version of paraview but it doesn't
recognize HDF5 data. Is it a mistake at HDF5 website that paraview is not
supposed to handle HDF5 data? Or is there an HDF5 reader that
PV does not support HDF5 data directly. The format is too ambiguous for
this purpose.
The way to smuggle your HDF5 files into PV is XDMF, a 'light' XML
description of your 'heavy' data file.
Dominik
psli wrote:
Hi,
I hear about paraview from the HDF5 website software list that
To read HDF5 data you need to create an xdmf file that describes the data.
You can learn more about xdmf here: http://xdmf.org/index.php/Main_Page.
Good luck,
Peter.
On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 2:49 PM, psli p...@astro.berkeley.edu wrote:
Hi,
I hear about paraview from the HDF5 website
On 14, Oct 2009 11:49 PM, psli p...@astro.berkeley.edu wrote:
Hi,
I hear about paraview from the HDF5 website software list that paraview
can
handle HDF5 data. I installed a windows version of paraview but it
doesn't
recognize HDF5 data. Is it a mistake at HDF5 website that paraview is
not
I'm trying to implement a solution to a customer request to freeze a graph view
such that selections through that view propagate out to other views through the
global annotation link but do not affect the contents of the graph in which the
selection occurred.
However, I seem to be running
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