while switching from ParaView 3.4 to 3.6.1, I recognized that the
button for choosing LittleEndian / BigEndian has been deleted. Has
this button just been moved to some other place and I didn't get it or
do I have to use some python scripting for loading LittleEndian /
BigEndian files
OK, thanks for your explanation, Mark.
I did some checking with older files. The problem was a format error in my file
and ParaView was working properly. It's already corrected and the automatic
detection of byte order is working...
Michael
Hi,
I have 40 *.tec Tecplot files containing a grid that represents a
temperature state that changes over time. I want to visualize the
temperature change.
How can I load all the files in one go and the make a movie of the
temperture change?
Thanks,
Johan
you might try:
let say you have file names test01.tec, test02.tec etc.
when you open the file in paraview you will see something like:
test..tec
just click that (not within the + sign) to load all the files at once.
Then hit the play button to play animation. You can also look - View
-
I do not think that this is a rendering problem. I think you have just fooled
the filter that extracts the external faces of the blocks (which is what is
actually rendered). Notice that when you arrange the overlapping meshes
exactly as you are doing, that some of the faces are coincident.
Hey guys,
Thanks a lot for the responses. I'll add the icon thing as a feature
request, but I'm interested in figuring out how to add the macros,
either embedded in a plugin or in my custom application code.
If I was doing it as a plugin: building an autostart plugin shouldn't
be a
Johan,
The procedure will actually only work if you apply the attached patch first and
recompile PV from CVS. (Because in current CVS the Tecplot reader is not called
as a subproxy of vtkFileSeriesReader, but directly.)
Sven
- Original Message -
From: Hom Nath Gharti
Hi Ken,
Thanks for the elaborate explanation. I'll think of something.
Sven
- Original Message -
From: Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.gov
To: Sven Buijssen sven.buijs...@tu-dortmund.de, paraview@paraview.org
paraview@paraview.org
Sent: 11/11/09 15:48:59
Subject: [Paraview] Rendering
Thank you all. I am considering the addition of time support.
-Zhanping
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 10:06 AM, Sven Buijssen
sven.buijs...@tu-dortmund.de wrote:
Johan,
The procedure will actually only work if you apply the attached patch first
and
recompile PV from CVS. (Because in current CVS
You can install individual files or whole directories. Just run
cmake --help-command install for help, or search in paraview's
source code for INSTALL(DIRECTORY or INSTALL(FILES for examples.
To add macros programatically- at runtime determine the path to the
python macro file you want to add
Johan:
I would like to know if it is convenient to have a copy of some (say, 5)
successive time-dependent ASCII files from you.
Thanks.
-Zhanping
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 8:22 AM, Johan de Koning
johan.dekon...@hybridsolutions.nl wrote:
Hi,
I have 40 *.tec Tecplot files containing
Johan:
I just committed ParaView3\Servers\ServerManager\Resources\Filters.xml
and ParaView3\Qt\Components\Resources\XML\ParaViewReaders.xml. Please update
your ParaView with these two files and you will be able to animate Tecplot
time series data after loading the files as Hom suggested.
I believe Ken is correct. I just offset wavelet2 by Z == 0.001, rebuilt the
pipeline, and the problem goes away.
Alan
-Original Message-
From: paraview-boun...@paraview.org
[mailto:paraview-boun...@paraview.org] On Behalf Of Sven Buijssen
Sent: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 8:09
HI, I can only address the questions, 1) and 4). They can be solved
using vtkInformationKey's
1. How do I tell if D3 has been executed previously in the pipeline?
4. If I run D3 and/or build a KdTree within my filter it would be nice
to save this for possible use by filters downstream. I
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