Dear All,
I have a short question. Is it possible to create (in Python) a
vtkTextActor and associate this to a grid point in the Paraview
pipeline? If so, can someone outline the steps that I need to take? I
know how to obtain the points in the pipeline and how to work with the
vtkTextActor
Hi,
I have some large data sets in the Cosmo format that I'd like to visualize with
ParaView, but the format is slightly different from that expected by the
built-in CosmoReader. Because the data sets I have use a very large number of
particles, they use a 64bit int for the ID tag, rather
Hi,
I made a custom filter and added a new dropdown menu to the main
Paraview menubar, as per wiki tutorials.
My filter works in the filters menu, and I can call the OK dialog from my
new menu.
I would like to add my filter to my new menu and have Paraview understand
it as,
and treat it just
Hi,
Did you know that you could create a category in the filters menu by way
of xml? That puts your filters in their own submenu making them easy to
find. In your client xml you have something like:
ParaViewFilters
Category name=SciberQuestSciVis menu_label=Sciberamp;Quest
Proxy
Hi Kate,
There's also an easy way to create a toolbar via xml (example below, add
show_in_toolbar and iconattributes).
ParaViewFilters
Category name=Common menu_label=amp;Common preserve_order=1
show_in_toolbar=1
Proxy group=filters name=Calculator
Hi,
Since it was so straight forward I tested it. Here is an example adding
the menu with a filter.
Burlen
On 08/31/2011 12:32 PM, Burlen Loring wrote:
Hi Kate,
There's also an easy way to create a toolbar via xml (example below,
add show_in_toolbar and iconattributes).
ParaViewFilters
Hi Burlen,
Thanks so much I tried your code and I do get my filter in
my menu. Your code had changes from the Examples/SourceToolbar
code that I would not have figured out.
Unfortunately my filter does have 2 mandatory inputs, so I got
a runtime error
ERROR: In
