Hello David,
I have the same problem as Koen mentioned. In my case I had compiled
ParaView 3.10
on Windows 7 with Visual Studio 2008. Everything is fine and I can run the
compiled
version. But packaging with CPack results in the same error message but at
another
position. I send you the last
Hi,
i tried to compile the 3.10 release of ParaView. Without pyton,
everything is fine. However, enabling python, i got the output below.
Any ideas / suggestions?
Stefan
[ 24%] Building CXX object
VTK/GenericFiltering/CMakeFiles/vtkGenericFiltering.dir/vtkGenericGeometryFilter.cxx.o
Hi Stefan,
I am going to CC David Gobbi as he recently gave the Wrapping a major face
lift in VTK.
On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 6:42 AM, Stefan Melber stefan.mel...@dlr.de wrote:
Hi,
i tried to compile the 3.10 release of ParaView. Without pyton, everything
is fine. However, enabling python, i
Hi Ken,
Thank you again for your help.
Is there another wiki page that also describe all the xml used syntax in the
http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/ParaView/Plugin_HowTo ? It may help for me to have
an overall picture of the xml syntax used? thanks. And is there a complete
example out there that show
Hi,
I am a new user of paraview. There is a simple channel and I want
to see the x velocity profile of inlet and outlet in a single plot.
I can get the profiles for each one separately through the filter of plot
on line
But it is highly desirable to have both in a single plot for comparison.
Simon,
After taking a look at your zos_*.nc file, I believe the problem is that the
bounds variables (specifically lon_vertices and lat_vertices) are incorrect and
causing malformed cells. The proper format for these variables according to
the CF convention is documented here –
Hi Ken,
This is great. I will work with the scientific programming team that came up
with the file to see if we can go anywhere with it. Thank you so much for
taking the time to look into the file.
best
-simon
On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 2:22 PM, Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.govwrote:
Hi,
I have been able to get Manta raytracer to compile with paraview and load in as
a plugin. I even see the extra GUI options in the display tab of certain
filters like the Tube filter. I'm just wondering how to get something
raytraced as a result.
I did a bit a research via the list and
Hi Sohail,
you should just close the default 3D view and create the Manta one by
clicking on its button.
Then any object that you create will be shown in that raytracer view... And
with the latest implementation, you don't need a remote server anymore.
Seb
On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 4:18 PM,
Thanks. It turns out that I am working with an older version (3.8.0) since I
am making preparations for a paper (due next week) and some code hasn't been
ported to latest version yet.
I basically have to add the plugins in the Remote plugins section o fthe
Plugin manager. The plugin's a bit
Hi Sohail,
if you are using 3.8.0, it is true that you will need to start a server
(pvserver) and connect to it to allow manta to work properly with
ParaView. You don't need to run in MPI, but it has to be in a different
process than the client. (I mean no built-in mode)
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I highly recommend you use Manta r2439. As far as vtkManta's use of Manta
goes, that version is the most stable and newer Manta versions are known to
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