I have a scatter plot like this one
and I want to change the background color from white to green or some other
color. How can I do that?
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Nikos
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Without seeing errors or images of what was wrong about it, there isn't much we
can do to help. The file I sent does work and PV reads it just fine. The
coordinate axes in this case is Y-Z, but ultimately those are just names since
it's 2D right? It
Hi guys,
So the problems you're having are due to specifying inconsistent data here. You
are specifying a 2DRectMesh grid but then giving it 3 vectors for the points. I
don't have your HDF5 files so I made a light data XMF file that works for me on
all versions going back to 3.14. I have
Hi everybody, I am scripting in python and would like to be able to do a
plot selection over time of the statistics for a subregion in my domain.
The plot selection over time filter does not seem to work if I give a
frustum selection source as the selection, but ID selection sources always
work.
Well, if you don't want to rename the data files then you could use a PVD
wrapper file:
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView/Data_formats
Never created one myself, but you could write out one from paraview and modify
it.
But maybe somebody else has a better idea altogether...
-Armin
On
+1, this would be great to have in ParaView.
Just need someone out there to find the time and or funding to implement
it.
It could make a nice google summer of code effort if there is a student who
is interested in the topic.
http://www.kitware.com/blog/home/post/857
David E DeMarle
Kitware,
Hallo,
when i use simple tecplot files to store my data, and visualize it with
paraview, there is always crash of the software.
The crash doesn't happen immediately when the .tec file is read in, but
after i have done some filters. And it can not be predicted when the
crash will happen.
I find
Yes indeed David, I am sure it would make an interesting challenge for a
coding exercise. Of course with the SEG-Y format, it would be easier (if
that is the right term) to work on a 2D import first rather than jump into
loading 3D cubes!
I know that with the free GMT software it is possible to
Good to hear.
Utkarsh
On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 4:43 PM, Scott, W Alan wasc...@sandia.gov wrote:
Thanks Utkarsh - that worked. I actually misinterpreted OSMesa as Operating
System Mesa - but I believe it is Off Screen Mesa. The former is what I
created, the latter is what I needed.
OSMesa
Have you tried to name the files like this:
fileName..vtu
fileName.0001.vtu
fileName.0002.vtu
...
ParaView should recognize them as a time series.
That typically worked for me (cannot test it though at the moment).
-Armin
On Fri Mar 6 12:36:01 2015 GMT+0200, Ian Krukow wrote:
Hi all,
This is definitely an import filter that would make ParaView more widely
used, particularly in industry. Even doing as suggested by Leo, of reading
the coordinates and extracting the amplitude would still be useful when
viewing the data in 3D.
Perhaps this will be addressed in a future release,
Yes, that would work. I could write me a script for renaming the files.
But I would rather avoid that, as I get the result files from a project
partner with the simulation time in the filename. So, they are named
something like
file_t=0.0012.vtu
file_t=0.0024.vtu
...
As soon as t passes 1,
Ian,
If the *.vtu files are using the XML-based format, the you can use a
*.vtd mother file (or meta file) that references the *.vtu files. An
example of a *.pvd file is attached, however, the 'name=...' item is
ignored (not used) by PV's Extract Block filter.
Sam
On 3/6/2015 6:13 AM, Ian
On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 3:06 PM, dkxl...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, if you don't want to rename the data files then you could use a PVD
wrapper file:
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView/Data_formats
Never created one myself, but you could write out one from paraview and
modify it.
But maybe
Hi all,
I want to load a series of VTU files, which are all stored in one
directory, but not numbered in a way that ParaView recognises them as
one series. In a python script, I can do it like this:
import glob
import paraview.simple as pv
pattern = 'directory/*.vtu'
files =
Putting a SEG-Y data in a more direct way is still in the escope of one of
the projects that i am working on. I did some research not a long time ago
and i found that Richard Strelitz wrote a paraview plugin for reading SEG-Y
data at LANL but he gave up since there was no easy way of retaining the
I have had similar problems with 2D structured grids and XDMF in the past.
I never got them to work in ParaView.
I solved the problem by using 3D grids and set the first dimension (i.e. the
slowest varying) one to 1, the same way as you have done it with VXVYVZ.
You just have to adjust your data
I have troubles importing xdmf output to paraview.
This is an example of xdmf of 0th iteration.
?xml version=1.0 ?
Xdmf
Domain
Grid Name=Grid GridType=Uniform
Topology TopologyType=2DRectMesh Dimensions=1 82 221/
Geometry GeometryType=VXVYVZ
DataItem Dimensions=1
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