Dear all;
I have been calculated a flow around a car in a duct.
I hope to know the distribution of pressure coefficient on the body
surface, particularly on the typical intersection lines
in order to compare experimental results.
Please let me know about the plot on intersection line
After
Hi,
I'm working on a seed connectivity filter for Paraview. It works as
expected when executed with only one server node. Nevertheless, when I
try to execute it in several nodes with mpi + pvserver, it doesn't
work any more because it tries to access the seed pixel in all the
pieces, and thus it
Qt 4.6.3 built by hand with cocoa, the binary is x64 only targeting 10.5. I
am building from the tip of the 'release' branch.
Qt Configure command:
export QMAKE_MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=10.5
./configure --prefix=/Users/partyd/Dashboards/Support/qt-4.6.3-MacOSX10.5/bin
-nomake demos -nomake
Hmm. I am not seeing anything in there that is different from my setup
besides the Qt version. I have tried both 4.6.3 and 4.7.2 of Qt and
CMake versions 2.8.3 and 2.8.4. All with the same issue. Maybe asking
on the Qt interest list if anyone has ever seen this type of behavior
before?
It's difficult to figure out what you're trying to do as I'm not sure what a
seed connectivity filter should do. Is the algorithm dependent on the input
grid? In general the grid will be partitioned across multiple processes.
Andy
2011/5/24 Jorge Gerardo Peña Pastor jorge.pena.pas...@gmail.com
Hello everybody,
I tried to write a plugin (renderVol.py attached) to do a volume
rendering in PWConsole of ParaviewWeb.
When I tried to set the ColorArrayName or Representation (functions in
renderVol.py), I always got this:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File jsonrpc, line 147, in
Basically, I select a pixel on a grayscale vtkImage and then return a binary
image with all pixels that are connected to the selected one as foreground
pixels (black color) and the rest as background pixel (white color). The
problem is, because the grid is partitioned across multiple processes,
Hi,
You should provide the JavaScript has well. Otherwise it's thought to
understand what is wrong when you have half of the informations.
Moreover, you can also look at that previous e-mail.
(http://markmail.org/thread/bm32g6sckjqvyiy5) It show some code on how
to setup the volume rendering from
Hi,
My fault, I'm sorry :)
Here is what I did in PWConsole:
paraview.loadPlugins();
aaa = paraview.OpenDataFile({filename:/root/DATA/hola.mhd});
//It's just a .mhd which point to a .raw data
paraview.Show();
vol = paraview.plugins.renderVol;
vol.init();
vol.setColorArrayName('MetaImage')
Dear All,
I've built ParaView 3.10.1 on a 64-bit CentOS system without any problems or
errors first time. I'd now like to package this into a tarball using Cpack,
but it is failing on line 44 in cmake_install.cmake with the same error
message but repeated for each folder:
CMake Error: The end
How are you running cpack? What exactly is the command line you're giving
it.
On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 12:23 PM, Adriano Gagliardi agaglia...@ara.co.ukwrote:
Dear All,
I've built ParaView 3.10.1 on a 64-bit CentOS system without any problems
or
errors first time. I'd now like to package
In the project build directory, I just run the following command:
cpack
and it runs. This has worked in the past (but that means
ParaView-3.6.2-RC2). I'm trying again with:
cpack -C CPackConfig.cmake
===
Adriano Gagliardi MEng PhD
Business Sector Leader
What you're seeing is a bug I need to address as it is attempting to package
ice-t from the root of the ParaView build. With the branding changes to
ParaView the cpack configuration files for the core ParaView application are
in Applications/ParaView.
Take a look at this wiki page.
Problem solved.
I've just realised that I was using the system install of CPack 2.4.7 for
packaging, but was building ParaView with a user-specific build of CMake
2.8.3. This would explain those errors as I'd assume the syntax wasn't
supported in older versions of CPack. They have all
Ok, I spoke too soon. This is the output from CPack after it has finished
and the ice-t error still appears:
=
CPack: Create package using TGZ
CPack: Install projects
CPack: - Run preinstall target for: ParaView
CPack: -
The only other thing I can think of is that I don't run any of those
commands as sudo to create the binary. If you mix/match
priviledge/non-priviliedged execution, something will likely have a
permission problem and fail. To generate the binary this is my bash
history verbatim.
540 mkdir
Using the command from the link got rid of the Ice-T error, but I still have
the INSTALL error appearing when looking for /usr/lib64/vtk/gnome-pty-helper
(it does exist and is in the system path). Any ideas what is causing this?
===
Adriano Gagliardi MEng PhD
This may be fixupbundle being over zealous in it's attempt to scan all of
paraview's dependencies. You may want to try turning off
PARAVIEW_INSTALL_THIRD_PARTY_LIBRARIES.
On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 2:29 PM, Adriano Gagliardi agaglia...@ara.co.ukwrote:
Using the command from the link got rid of
I don't usually run them as 'sudo' either but I am grasping at anything at this
point. This almost seems like the main ParaView program isn't loading a
library/plugin that contains the menu bar setup code. Is that code in fact in a
library or plugin? Maybe that library/plugin isn't getting
git checkout v3.10.1 will put you right on the tag.
On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 2:38 PM, Michael Jackson
mike.jack...@bluequartz.net wrote:
I don't usually run them as 'sudo' either but I am grasping at anything at
this point. This almost seems like the main ParaView program isn't loading a
Just tried on a clean checkout of source with cmake 2.8.4 and have the same
result. Application has no real menu bar. Just a single menu that says
NewApplication.
Still no idea what is going wrong. This was with Qt 4.7.2 self compiled.
-
Mike Jackson www.bluequartz.net
Sorry Michael - we are both in meetings, and so keep having large gaps in our
day.
I did push a copy of my bundle to Dave's machines, and they seem to work.
Thus, I need to go back to my machine at home and try to figure out what is
going on. Maybe my machine has a different setup of some
Is a list of the original sources for the data files distributed with ParaView
available? I've searched the web with limited success, only turning up
information about the bluntfin data set. The data set I am most interested in
is disk_out_ref, but I'd be grateful for pointers to the
Bad ParaView preferences in the ~/.config/ParaView directory. Blew it away and
started ParaView just fine. I have had problems with ParaView preferences in
the past.
Thanks for the help.
--
Mike Jackson www.bluequartz.net
On May 24, 2011, at 8:14 AM, David Partyka wrote:
Qt 4.6.3 built by
Hi:
Could you tell me what function I need to override if I inherit a Mapper
from paraview for writing a new Unstructured grid volume Mapper?
Or just give me a simple example? Thank you so much!
2011/5/20 Utkarsh Ayachit utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com
Hello,
It's not going to be easy for someone
waku2005,
* Make the intersection line visible in the 3D view by clicking the
eye-icon
* Open Selection Inspector
* Choose the PlotOnIntersectionCurve object from Current Object
* Click Create Selection
* Choose POINT from Field Type
* Click New Value
* Enter Composite ID of your interst DataSet
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