Hello, Robert!
Thank you for quick response! Seems, this plugin is what I'm looking for. But
can you
explain me how can I compile it? I can't find any readme in the repository and
I don't have
enough experience with building paraview plugins. My platform is Debian testing
amd64.
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Hi Gena,
you can also use Resample with dataset. The only missing part will
be your destination dataset that you want to use for sampling your
original data.
You can look at that documentation to create an empty one manually by
creating a legacy VTK file.
I;m assuming you're using the ParaView binaries distributed from
paraview.org? Dave, is the package missing libpng?
Utkarsh
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 7:40 AM, Gena Bug archaero...@mail.ru wrote:
Hello!
After updating paraview from 3.12RC2 to 3.12RC3 I can't save any screenshots!
This is the
Or just use the wavelet source to make the image data to sample onto.
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On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 9:07 AM, Sebastien Jourdain
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Hi Gena,
you can also
Weird, they are there but they are in an extra lib subdirectory.
partyd@lanfear64:~/Downloads/ParaView-3.12.0-RC3-Linux-x86_64$ find . |
grep png
./lib/paraview-3.12/libpng15-config
./lib/paraview-3.12/lib/libpng15.a
./lib/paraview-3.12/lib/libpng.so
./lib/paraview-3.12/lib/libpng.a
Hello,
I’m manipulating different dataset and for each of them I have a different
setup (pipeline). I saved the state as a python file and plan to re-use the
python state file to re-open the whole pipeline for each dataset. It seems
that only *.psvm files can be loaded via “File - Load state”
Have you tried using the pvpython executable? It's sets up the environment
correctly for you. Alternatively, from the GUI, you can open the Python
Shell and and then use the Load Script button to load the script.
Utkarsh
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 9:28 AM, David Dupuis david.dup...@cadensimaging.com
On Tue November 1 2011 17:20:26 Utkarsh Ayachit wrote:
I;m assuming you're using the ParaView binaries distributed from
paraview.org?
Yes, I'd downloaded binaries from paraview.org
Dave, is the package missing libpng?
Utkarsh
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 7:40 AM, Gena Bug archaero...@mail.ru
Hi Gena, if you take the contents of ./lib/paraview-3.12/lib/ and put
it in ./lib/paraview-3.12/
does everything work? This is a packaging bug that I will take care of in
short order.
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 9:53 AM, Gena Bug archaero...@mail.ru wrote:
On Tue November 1 2011 17:20:26 Utkarsh
What does sta.py do that it needs to open the GUI? Do you mean an X11
window?
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Sta.py is a Python state file I have created using Save state in the GUI.
Yes, it needs to open the GUI and load the whole pipeline saved in the
Python State file.
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pvpython cannot be used for interactive viz (generally), it mostly designed
for batch. So it executes the script and then quits. Try adding a
raw_input()
at the end and the script will pause for input before exiting, giving you
an opportunity to look at the rendered result. Generally you'd edit
On Tuesday 01 November 2011 17:59:35 David Partyka wrote:
Hi Gena, if you take the contents of ./lib/paraview-3.12/lib/ and put
it in ./lib/paraview-3.12/
does everything work? This is a packaging bug that I will take care of in
short order.
Hi David!
No, this trick doesn't work -- the same
Hello,
I am trying to compile paraview for general usage on one of our clusters at
SDSC.
I wanted to ask what are the common paraview installation practices that are
useful for general purpose. I would certainly need to compile the paraview
server
1. Do I compile paraview with OSMesa or
Hi Amit,
1. Do I compile paraview with OSMesa or Xlib? (X is available on the cluster,
will this require X on client?). Is it better to avoid X?
The client and server are separate apps and can be compiled
independently. If you have graphics hardware on your cluster you will
want to use this
One thing I should clarify:
When I said the client and server apps can be compiled independently, I
meant with respect to X11/and OpenGL options. You will need to be aware
that other build options are not as flexible. For instance if you want
your users to be able to use binaries from
Actually, if you follow the steps from this email, you can interact with
the render window from pvpython:
http://markmail.org/message/sjt6pbkyc56l2wgl
Pat
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 10:24 AM, Utkarsh Ayachit
utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com wrote:
pvpython cannot be used for interactive viz
Burlen,
Thanks for your explanations, they help me quite a bit.
We don¹t have graphics hardware on the cluster. Although I am not sure if
the graphics part in Sandy Bridge processors is suitable for some tasks.
It would be worth exploring if these part can provide better efficiency
than mesa.
Hi Pat,
That example you showed is awesome. Can I also add keyboard interaction
with the render window?
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 3:52 PM, pat marion pat.mar...@kitware.com wrote:
Actually, if you follow the steps from this email, you can interact with
the render window from pvpython:
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