Lester,
From the above, the matrix should be 721 x 361 x 28 to give the table
size of 7287868, however, pluggin the extents as:
X: 0 721
Y: 0 361
Z: 0 28
Gives the error:
[...]
The input table must have exactly 7579556 rows. Currently it has
7287868 rows.
7579556 = 722 x 362 x 29
I am
Hello,
I have tried various options for the model extents to try and get the data
loaded and it keeps generating errors for the wrong number of rows. The
data comprise X, Y, Z, value - all as .csv format: the table loads fine and
looks correct in the view.
Using Paraview v4.0.1 64-bit (Windows
Thanks Karl! That worked - sorry such a silly error :)
Cheers
Lester
On 18 February 2015 at 09:34, Karl König kkoeni...@web.de wrote:
Lester,
From the above, the matrix should be 721 x 361 x 28 to give the table
size of 7287868, however, pluggin the extents as:
X: 0 721
Y: 0 361
Z:
Thanks for the help, Ben.
H5JMP_BUF is not found in CMakeCache.txt, but H5_HAVE_SETJMP_H is, as shown
below:
//Have function setjmp
H5_HAVE_SETJMP:INTERNAL=1
//Have include
sys/resource.h;sys/time.h;unistd.h;sys/ioctl.h;sys/stat.h;sys/socket.h;sys/types.h;stddef.h;setjmp.h
On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 12:52:30 -0500, John Moore wrote:
H5JMP_BUF is not found in CMakeCache.txt, but H5_HAVE_SETJMP_H is, as shown
below:
Ah, I see that H5JMP_BUF is defined at the top of the file, not by CMake
and is controlled by H5_HAVE_SIGSETJMP (empty on my Fedora install) or
also, usually ParaView colors by a scalar value and from your question
it seems you are looking at position arrays (x,y,z). Do you have any
scalar arrays defined? As Ken said, would help to know more about your
data.
On 02/18/2015 07:40 AM, Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
This question is probably
I think I have it working. It turns out that I only needed to add :
Delete(GetRenderView())
after generating the screenshots.
But now, I have another question: is it possible to generate the
screenshots on the remote server instead of the client? It would be nice if
the screenshots didn't pop
On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 15:14:13 -0500, John Moore wrote:
I get the following error when compiling on Ubuntu 14.04
/home/john/local/ParaView/4.3.1/ParaView-v4.3.1-source/VTK/ThirdParty/hdf5/vtkhdf5/src/H5detect.c:149:1:
error: unknown type name ‘sigjmp_buf’
static H5JMP_BUF jbuf_g;
I've
This question is probably more appropriate for the ParaView mailing list
rather than the developer's list, so I'm replying to it there.
I don't think there is enough information here to answer your question.
Any chance you could post an example data set?
-Ken
On 2/18/15, 7:56 AM, Laura Masse
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Hi Dan,
Yes I already saw the post, but is with python. I just want to send my
data to paraview.
I translated the related code for the live visu from python to c++. But
I still missing something.
Can some one look at the code (attached). It is a
Hi Felipe,
I'll try to take a look at it today.
Dan
On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 9:58 AM, Felipe Bordeu felipe.bor...@ec-nantes.fr
wrote:
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Hi Dan,
Yes I already saw the post, but is with python. I just want to send my
data to paraview.
I
So, this is what I would like to do, but am new to ParaView and can't
figure out how to proceed. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
I have unsteady data that that represents high-order finite elements. In
order to visualize the high order elements, I subdivide them Nref times,
and write
Sorry about the pre-mature end to the last message. Apparently in gmail Tab
takes you directly to the send button. Here's the pseudo-code:
import paraview.simple;
pv = paraview.simple;
pv.Connect('Server');
for timestep in range(timestep_start,timestep_end):
% Do the
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