OK, I'm still not yet able to reproduce this bug, but at least I was
able to write out some state files.
As mentioned before, I only see this happening in a client/server mode,
i.e. running pvserver on a remote machine.
Three state files are attached, simply visualizing 2D cut-plane data:
1.
Dear ParaView Users,
I have a vtm 2D data structure, containing:
- vtp polygons
- vti image data (field) data
now i want to translate the polygons (for an 'explosion view'), i.e. i
want to add +1 to all z-coordinates of the polygons.
how can i do that? do i have to code it in the
Simon,
Assuming your 2D datum set is in x,y-coordinates, one can expand this to
3D by adding a 0.0 value for the missing z-coordinate.
PV has a Transform filter that will then let you add a constant value to
the z-coordinate, or, equally easily, scale the z-coordinate.
On the other hand,
Hi all,
I am trying to visualize the flow of certain molecules in a simulation with
300,000 atoms simulated over 500 time steps. The trajectories were generated in
AMBER and output as a binary netCDF file. A text netCDF file could not
correctly store such a large data set.
How can I get
Thank you, Sam, Transform was what i was looking for.
However, consider the following situation:
- two identical polygons (well, almost identical, in the order of
machine epsilon)
- applying the 'Transform' to both of them: moving both by 100 in +z
direction
Then, strangely, they do not
Dear all,
I have a 400x400 lattice grid, where each lattice has a velocity u and v in
the x and y direction respectively. I wish to display this in paraview,
which filters should I use? and how do I proceed?
Thank you,
Rohit Narurkar
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