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On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 7:59 AM, Ula Popov ula.po...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I'm using paraview version 3.10.1
I wasn't able to change outline solid color.
I tried it on several different files.
Attached is just one example.
Thank you, it works!
... just in previous versions I didn't have to apply a filter,
it worked by just choosing a color.
Thanks again!
ula
On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 11:37 PM, Hom Nath Gharti hng.em...@gmail.comwrote:
Maybe you have to do first
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On Thu, Aug
Thanks for your answers!
John,
where on the gui-side do I need to pass that string? Do I need to modify the
ParaView sources? Because I only want to write a plugin which should be
redistributable to colleagues which have only the ParaView binaries installed.
And your suggestion assumes that I
I have the same problem as described below - paraview kills itself while saving
animation. I have 3.10.1 version and disabled Geometry Cache but Paraview still
eats all my memory (6 gb) while saving animation and is killed after a while.
It works OK in 3.8.1 with eating not more than 3% of RAM.
Lars
I'm not completely sure what you want, but here's what I was thinking
class vtkMyExporter . {
the usual vtkSetGetStuff and all the write, update, etc
void SetMyNameString(const char *) // for a single dataset/actor
void SetMyNameStringList(const char **) // for a list of items
};
Dear John,
thanks for your explanations. I roughly got an idea but I have a few questions:
class vtkMyExporter . {
the usual vtkSetGetStuff and all the write, update, etc
void SetMyNameString(const char *) // for a single dataset/actor
void SetMyNameStringList(const char **) //
Hi Lars,
But where and when do I have to call that code? Because at the moment my
plugin is executed by clicking on File / Export in ParaView, so I don't
have any GUI related code. Everything is on the VTK side.
Just a faint idea that happened to come to me is to create an
autostart plugin
Lars
I assumed you had some kind of custom panel for your exporter. If you are just
doing file-export, then my approach won’t be suitable.
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This is clear.
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good,
...
I assume I can get *it like this:
QListpqPipelineSource* sources_and_filters =
Oops, my bad! I missed the original patch I sent skipped reading data
on other processes even in the multi-grid case. I've pushed a fix.
Attached is the corrected patch (start with a clean version of Xdmf
w/o the previous patch).
Utkarsh
On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 11:38 AM, Paul Melis
Now I understand your approach.
I will first try out Takuya's suggestion. Maybe that will work. If not I will
keep your thoughts in my mind and maybe reimplement the exporter as a
filter/source object.
Thanks for all your help!
Am Donnerstag, 18. August 2011 um 15:06 schrieb Biddiscombe, John
Hi. I want to show a colored point cloud (vtkPointSet) returning from a
custom filter. In my custom filter, I prepare the pointCloud in this way:
vtkSmartPointervtkPointSet pointCloud =
vtkSmartPointervtkPolyData::New();
pointCloud-SetPoints(points);
Hi. Is there any way to log messages into the Paraview window that opens
when an error occurs and then inspect this log if something went wrong in
the filter execution? I'm printing to the command line, but I would like a
nicer solution.
thanks a lot,
Federico
Hi Federico,
You have to create some vertex cells. So use a polydata or unstructured
grid instead of pointset. Polydata is the easier you'd make a cell array
like this: 1 0 1 1 1 2 ... 1 n where n is the number of points, and add
this with SetVerts method. You won't have to use the Delaunay
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