I looks like you to apply cell data to point data.
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 9:06 PM, Sohail Shafii sohailsha...@yahoo.comwrote:
Hi,
Let me correct myself; the block contained inside is a vtkStructuredGrid.
I did a printout what is in the pipeline (self.GetInput()):
vtkMultiBlockDataSet
Hi Berk,
I already did such test. It really works but the dataset must be serial and
loaded in a parallel session. In this case, D3 will take care of the data
distribution, load balance and ghost information. However, if the dataset
read is already partitioned, D3 only creates a new partition and
Hi,
Is it there any way to save data from all pipeline branches without selecting
them individually? Is this something that could be scripted?
Thanks in advance,
Owen.
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Here's a simple script that saves all sinks.
from paraview.simple import *
counter = 0
sources = GetSources()
for source in sources.values():
has_consumer = False
for i in range(0, source.GetNumberOfConsumers()):
consumer = source.GetConsumerProxy(i)
if consumer in sources.values():
I am not sure that I follow. The output of D3 should be a dataset
re-partitioned to be load balanced whether the input is distributed or
not. Are you saying that the output of D3 is different based on
whether the input is distributed?
As expected, D3 will probably produce a different partitioning
Not sure what you mean by that last statement -- do you mean transfer an array
to pointdata? I tried to do this:
input = self.GetInput()
output = self.GetOuput()
output = vtk.vtkStructuredGrid()
output.ShallowCopy(input.GetBlock(0))
// create UVW array (3-component velocity array)
Hi,
I'm trying to link paraview static and include python. In the executable
link line there are a couple -Wl,-Bdynamic appearing and I am not able
to locate their source.
Can anyone help figure out where these comes from and how to turn them off?
Burlen
Linking CXX executable
On Wed, Mar 2, 2011 at 4:32 PM, Jérôme jerome.ve...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi David,
I think that your image has a 3-components data array, such as RGB.
ParaView Gradient filter is based on vtkImageGradient which expects
a 1-component image. You can
- convert your image in grey level with a third
