By the way, did you try exporting X3D instead of VRML? I believe
Meshlab can read X3D and probably convert it to VRML.
On Sat, Jun 18, 2011 at 12:37 PM, Wayne Wu sala...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Seb,
I confirm the paraview I am using is 3.10.1 64 bit, downloaded from
the official website. My OS is
That's very peculiar. What datatype are you contouring? (With the
reader selected in the pipeline browser, go to the information tab,
what does the Type field say?) Also after generating the
iso-surface, open the statistics inspector (View | Statistics
Inspector). What is the size of the geometry
Not easily. But maybe you could create a new widget representation
modeled on the vtkCubeAxesRepresentation that provide the dataset as
the input. Then you'd need custom code to hookup the input, since
ParaView will never give an input to a widget on it's own.
Utkarsh
On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at
Hi all,
I have a dem in tif format and I want do import it into Paraview. Is it
possible? Thanks!
Luca
Il 20/06/2011 15:39, Utkarsh Ayachit ha scritto:
You could very easily write a C++ filter to do the same or use the
Python programmable filter. Feel free to add a feature request to the
bug
All,
My current EnSight-formatted results file name is 'fmaego.data.case'
Starting with PV version 3.10.1, when I use fileopen, I am asked to
chose between the readers ParaDIS and EnSight.
Can the results file be renamed so that ParaView recognizes that it is
formatted as EnSight results?
Hi again all,
I solved my linked-colormap problem when rendering multiple volumes (thanks
Utkarsh, using separate variable names worked great!). My next issue is
this: can someone explain when colormap transparency is enabled? In some of
my data views, the opacity option is grayed out (for
Hi,
First of all, thanks a lot for your help.
I have tried X3D and meshlab also complained that Error details: File
without a geometry for the x3d file.
Please see my piece of code:
servermanager.LoadState(stateFile)
SetActiveView(GetRenderView())
renderView = GetRenderView()
