Re: [Paraview] SurfaceLIC and python interface

Hi Seb! I found out that the following works without having the need to access the C++ API explicitly and this is what I am using now: from paraview.simple import * LoadPlugin(libSurfaceLIC.so,ns=globals()) [...] view = GetRenderView() source = GetActiveSource() rep = Show(source,view)

Re: [Paraview] Clipping data with cube of absolute size

On 7/26/2012 10:56 AM, Karl König wrote: Apply three subsequent calculators that turn the coords vector by means of the following formulas into three additional data arrays. Then apply the Threshold filter subsequently using the calculated x-, y- and z-coordinate data arrays to clip your data

Re: [Paraview] Data saving in vtr format and compression

Thank you for this clarification! Matthias -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: David E DeMarle [mailto:dave.dema...@kitware.com] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 26. Juli 2012 17:12 An: Zenker, Dr. Matthias Cc: paraview@paraview.org Betreff: Re: [Paraview] Data saving in vtr format and compression On

[Paraview] Slicing Cartesian meshes

I have a Cartesian volume grid consisting of hex cells of varying size in VTK legacy unstructured format. When I do a (Cartesian) slice through the grid, the result is displayed as a triangulated surface instead of the expected surface of quads. Is that just a result of the slicing process

Re: [Paraview] Slicing Cartesian meshes

Michael, Yes, it is. If you want to keep the hex/quad structure, you can resort to the Threshold filter, thresholding based on coordinate values. See yesterday's posting http://markmail.org/message/wooi4pdb7j4h6z36 on how to get coordinates as additional data arrays. Note, though, that with the

Re: [Paraview] Slicing Cartesian meshes

Michael, in the same manner if you are using ParaView/master, you can use the crinkle option in the slice that will do exactly the same thing as Karl was explaining but with a simpler interaction. It will basically keep the full cells along the slice. Or if you are not on master, you can achieve

Re: [Paraview] Do anyone have examples of writing binary file with mesh and results data?

Hi, Did you ever get the Matlab writing of the binary VTK files to work? I'm having problems with them too: PV crashes when reading the binary files. Thanks, -- Petr Krysl University of California, San Diego Skype: Petr.Krysl.UCSD.EDU http://hogwarts.ucsd.edu/~pkrysl/

[Paraview] Paraview with SGI - MPT

hi! I want to get Paraview installed on an SGI system with MPT. I ran into this thread. http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.science.paraview.user/11954/match=sgi+mpt Could some one please tell me where I can change the settings to link using -lmpi and also the the compile flags that Pratik

Re: [Paraview] Paraview with SGI - MPT

Hi Ganesh, Here are the settings that worked on an SGI Altix UV. You may want to add export MPI_TYPE_MAX=100 to your run script as well. Burlen #!/bin/bash BUILD_TYPE=Release CC_PATH=/opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/038 MPI_PATH=/opt/sgi/mpt/mpt-2.04 MESA_PATH=$OSMESA_ROOT

Re: [Paraview] some ui issues

Hi Utkarsh, I'm noticing a that custom panels derived from pqAutoGeneratedObjectPanel don't respect the new panel_visibility attribute, however they still honor the property show hint. Is this going to change for the next release? Also having some weird issues in custom panels derived from

Re: [Paraview] some ui issues

Burlen, Kyle can give you more details, but the theme is that pqAutoGeneratedObjectPanel and related classes are going to be deprecated. For backwards compatibility sake, these will be around for the next release and when a custom-panel is provided using the past mechanisms, ParaView will indeed