[Paraview] [paraview] How to design 3d picture

Dear All paraview user, This is Tomohisa Shimoyama from Hiroshima university ,Japan. I am new user of paraview, and it is nice to meet you. I am trying to simulate tsunami propagation in Seto Inland Sea, Japan. I would like to draw 3D animation by paraview. However,in my research case,

[Paraview] How to design 3D picture.

Dear All paraview user, This is Tomohisa Shimoyama from Hiroshima university ,Japan. I am new user of paraview, and it is nice to meet you. I am trying to simulate tsunami propagation in Seto Inland Sea, Japan. I would like to draw 3D animation by paraview. However,in my research case,

Re: [Paraview] How to design 3D picture.

Hi Shimoyama, I did not quite understand your question. If you like to show a movie of the 3-dimensional evolution of the your flow field, you could move the camera and follow some region, say the front of your current. Cheers, Mohamad On Sat, Apr 28, 2012 at 9:11 AM, Tomohisa Simoyama

Re: [Paraview] How to design 3D picture.

Maybe a warp filter could do the job... On 28 April 2012 17:48, Mohamad M. Nasr-Azadani mmn...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Shimoyama, I did not quite understand your question. If you like to show a movie of the 3-dimensional evolution of the your flow field, you could move the camera and follow

Re: [Paraview] [paraview] How to design 3d picture

Simoyama san, If you have a surface displacement vector (I will use the names Ux,Uy,Uz and z is the vertical axis), then one possibility is to build a pipeline -- (1) First, Use the Calculator filter (FiltersAlphabeticalCalculator) (a) Replace

[Paraview] newbie question -- cannot run simple example

Hi, This, I think should work: -- from paraview.simple import * # Create a view view = CreateRenderView() # Initialize a new interactor from vtk.libvtkRenderingPython import * iren = vtkRenderWindowInteractor() iren.SetInteractorStyle(vtkInteractorStyleTrackball())