Hi David,
All you get with that is the RGBPoints=[] (with populated RGB values), but
not showing the actual method to convert the XML file into RGB values.
Regards,
Joseph David Borġ
http://www.jdborg.com
On 7 November 2012 16:58, David Thompson david.thomp...@kitware.com wrote:
Hi Joe,
Hi mate, how goes it?
How do you set the ghost level to be one rather than default zero then?
Have you written your own downstream filter to update the number of
ghost levels? If so any tips?
If you know the name of a global node ID array in the input dataset, set
that name with this method...
Hi,
in the new binary (3.98.0-RC1, Windows 32 bit), I still cannot add points to
the current selection by holding the ctrl key (bug 0013056). Is there a
workaround or fix in sight? I use this feature frequently, so I will have to
stick with 3.12.0-RC2 until this is fixed (it doesn't work in
I recommend both. A bug tracker item and an email to the list
referring to the bug entry.
That way it gets noticed immediately (mailing list) and persists if it
can't be resolved in the short term (bug tracker).
David E DeMarle
Kitware, Inc.
RD Engineer
21 Corporate Drive
Clifton Park, NY
Compile does not work for me because when VTK_USE_S?YSTEM_HDF5 is ON and the
external HDF5 is built with parallel support, the hdf5 needs to include the mpi
directories.
After quite a lot of painful testing (I wanted to do it the right way rather
than just manually adding include_directories
The screenshot posted to http://paraview.org/Bug/view.php?id=13630 shows
the correct functionality in 3.14. This same, drag to select multiple,
feature is not working in 3.98. On the surface, very trivial, but uses up a
lot of time on large cases.
Regards,
Joseph David Borġ
http://www.jdborg.com
In ParaView 3.14, if you load a large dataset, the representation would
automatically be set to Outline. If the dataset was smaller, or you use
ExtractBlock to get the size down, ParaView selects Surface by default.
In 3.98 however, everything is set to Surface, so if you load a dataset
with a
What I have done is used D3 internally in my reader to partition the data
and always have just 1 ghost level. This could mean issues if more were
needed but it's not necessary for the usual post-processing tasks of users.
To add global ids just create the array and call SetGlobalIds on your
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if it was possible to have paraview access data fragments
located on several different computer nodes (while running in parallel) and
combine them to form a cohesive data set. Basically you can imagine it as
having a house built of legos that I took apart and
You can change the outline threshold from Edit | Settings | Render View
page, under the Default Representation group.
Utkarsh
On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Joe Borġ m...@jdborg.com wrote:
In ParaView 3.14, if you load a large dataset, the representation would
automatically be set to
Hi Tim,
This should get set in the RequestDataDescription method in the generated
Python script. When I first did it I thought we'd easily be able to figure
out which fields were needed in order to update all of the required
pipelines and/or views. Unfortunately this isn't trivial in VTK so
Andy,
Thanks for the answer.
What I'm doing doesn't use any writers -- I just want the CoProcessor to output
images only. So I don't attach a writer, I just export the state and tell it to
Output Rendering Components. My pipeline looks like:
Load file - CellDataToPointData - Slice
This
Hi Ja-Rin,
Please reply to the mailing list so that everyone can see the discussion.
I was able to load in the data into ParaView. In the GUI I loaded the
CAMReaderPoints.nc file, then a pop-up dialogue comes up since ParaView
isn't sure which reader to use, in that dialogue I select CAM
Ah, I think I see what's going on now. I think it was a bug in the
generated scripts that was causing problems. Were you getting something
like the following in your script:
write_frequencies= {'input': ['1']}
The bug was that the 1 shouldn't be in quotes. If you take that out do you
start
That was also a bug that resulted in errors I fixed, it wasn't what is causing
this other issue.
Attached is a tar file with a few files:
cpScript_orig.py is what comes out of Python, but after I changed the
write_frequencies thing to get rid of the quotes. That generates an image where
the
I wonder if we should add a separate option (or something similar) that
allows users to add arbitrary libs and/or include paths) when using
system-anything for that something and then users could add any extra
libs specific to the external module they are using.
Utkarsh
On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at
Utkarsh
I wonder if we should add a separate option (or something similar) that allows
users to add arbitrary libs and/or include paths) when using system-anything
for that something and then users could add any extra libs specific to the
external module they are using.
Yes. I think that's
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