you can use the subdivide filter.
Le 28/07/2012 12:24, Hila Hiler a écrit :
Hi paraview users,
I have 2d surface including polygons (I've used Delaunay 2d filter to
create those polygons).
Is there a way to divide a polygon into another smalls polygons (I
want to increase the number of
A follow up...
To build I changed the linking options to:
-lvtkCommonCore-6.0 -lvtkCommonDataModel-6.0 -lvtkIOCore-6.0 -lvtkIOXML-6.0
-lvtkRenderingCore-6.0
And the code to:
//writer-SetInputConnection(grid-GetProducerPort());
writer-SetHeaderTypeToUInt64();
writer-SetInputData(grid);
I
I am new to this part of ParaView sorry - the approach I took was to use
read the data and use VTK for writing the files - you can start with the VTK
examples and then plug in your values. There could be bugs so start small
and grow the problem size. I also found that including the rendering from
Dr Zenker,
I am not sure that your data (images?) is amenable to
EnSight-formatted results.
In my case, the EnSight-format's "part" construct is used to create
individually displayable graphical objects for each material in the
results files. The Extract
Hi,
thank you for the answer.
I don't see how I could get my geometry data to EnSight format - they are in
STEP format.
I did not find the Extract Group Filter in Paraview 3.12.0-RC2.
It would be practical if I could superpose vtu grid data and geometry/mesh
data...
I have just seen that I
Hi all,
Saving the 1st state file, and loading it in a new window, doing some
operations, saving the 2nd state file, and loading it in a new window,
... after several iterations, the saved state file suddenly becomes ~10x
bigger and it then takes a long time to load the large state file.
I
That's very interesting. I'll try to reproduce and track down the
problem. Do you mind reporting this to the bug tracker
(paraview.org/Bug)
Utkarsh
On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 9:17 AM, Jin Ma jin...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Saving the 1st state file, and loading it in a new window, doing some
Hello,
I need to make some batch processing on geometry for which I would like
to define my own orientation axes (not matching with the default axes).
Is there any way in a Paraview python script to define new orientation
axes to be displayed in replacement of the default one ?
I don't need
Are you talking about orientation widget shown at the corner or are
you referring to the cube-axes? We recently push some changes to
ParaView git repo that enables arbitrarily oriented cube-axes
(provided the data provides the needed meta-data).
Utkarsh
On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 11:02 AM, Luc
I have noticed, while working on writing my own reader that Load State
does some strange things.
For example:
After loading state file:
Paraview requests data for arrays not in use with extents
[0,-1,0,-1,0,-1] for all components in the view.
If you select and deselect any of the
Sebastien,
Thanks for the prompt reply. Here are the details
1. I do see the line
pw.visualization.dao=org.paraview.process.jpa.VisualizationJpaDAO in my
pw-config.properties. What should I change this to in order to use the Memory
class you mention?
2. Attached are the pw-out*.log file I get
Hi Chandrika,
it seems that you have some rendering issue.
Warning: In
/home/gs3/Downloads/ParaViewWeb/build/ParaView/src/ParaViewCore/ServerManager/vtkSMRenderViewProxy.cxx,
line 996
vtkSMRenderViewProxy (0xa152430): Disabling offscreen rendering since
empty image was detected.
Regarding the
I definitely want to install ParaViewWeb as server that is accessible to others
so that others in my team need not build their own instance. I will change all
Paraview bin contents to be owned by tomcat user. I will rebuild the
application and test the pvpython. I will let you know how it goes
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