Dear John,
thank you very much for sharing the example. However, I don't see how I can
make
use of it in relation to my original question. I am not sure whether the reason
is that I am not enough familiar with the Paraview concepts or because the
actual server manager usage examples that I am
Dear ParaView users,
I made a movie in 3-D space, but I want to put a 2-D image file on one
of the corners. It is so difficult to fix it on a 2-D plane. Does anyone
know a solution to it?
Thanks in advance!
Xueli
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If you create a plane source, you can use your image as a texture.
Hope this helps,
Seb
On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 10:47 AM, Xueli Wang w...@knmi.nl wrote:
Dear ParaView users,
I made a movie in 3-D space, but I want to put a 2-D image file on one of
the corners. It is so difficult to fix it
Hi,
i did a git-checkout this morning with
git clone --recursive git://paraview.org/ParaView.git
Works without problems. But trying to compile it, i get an error during
ccmake (generate):
CMake Error: INSTALL(EXPORT ParaViewTargets ...) includes target
hdf5 which requires target vtkzlib
Thomas,
What do you mean by I manually instantiate the pvserver manager stuff?
Please mention, where
Did you look in the InitServerManager function? you can see how we manually
start up a server manager. We tell it that we are a PVBATCH (ie no connection
required from a client). All you need
Thanks for your mail. I created a plane source as you suggested, but
still it's difficult to put it on the right place. You know the movie
shows a global with clouds of rain on it. It zooms in and out and
rotates. This image has to do the same as the globe all the time. I
wonder if there is a
try ... almost everywhere in DemoCPPipeline. Proxies are used for everything.
You must need glasses if you didn't see any of it!
Thank you, after a closer look with glasses your explanations are very helpful
:-)
Thomas
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How about just setting a background image for the 3D view?
Regards,
Paul
On 16 December 2010 10:52, Xueli Wang w...@knmi.nl wrote:
Thanks for your mail. I created a plane source as you suggested, but still
it's difficult to put it on the right place. You know the movie shows a
global with
Hi Ashkan are you getting any error output and also are you able to share an
example dataset.
On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 12:47 AM, ashkan rafiee ashkan.raf...@yahoo.comwrote:
I am trying to save an animation from my results in Paraview 3.8.1 on Mac
OS X and always Paraview crashes at the end. I
It is a good idea! It solves for great part the problem. Only when it
zooms in very much then the background image will totally hidden...
I'll use it unless there is a better solution for it.
Thanks!
Xueli
Paul Edwards wrote:
How about just setting a background image for the 3D view?
Hi Stefan. Are you telling ParaView to use system zlib or anything like
that? What settings are you adjusting when you run ccmake? The export has to
do when the installation rules are processed to export a set of targets.
On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 4:40 AM, Stefan Melber stefan.mel...@dlr.de wrote:
More great news for folks in the EU: Kitware will be holding a developers
training course on February 2-4, 2011 in Lyon, France. This course will
cover ITK, VTK, ParaView, and CMake, and there will be an optional ski trip
to L'Alpe d'Huez on Saturday, February 5. Please visit our web site for more
Hi all,
for Paraview's Save Screenshot or Save Animation, is it possible
to trim the resulting image to to get rid of the unnecessary
background, and even more so, to treat the background color as
transparent (e.g. when exporting to PNG)?
Cheers,
Nico
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