Is there no simple feature or option that considers negative values as well?
On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 5:50 PM, Utkarsh Ayachit
utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com wrote:
Try applying the Glyph filter or using the Surface LIC plugin[1]
[1]
I liked this bit too as the windows version 'xterm -e ssh '.
Command exec=cmd.exe delay=10
Arguments
Argument value=/C/
Argument value=start/
Argument value=cmd.exe/
Argument value=/C/
Argument value=$SSH_EXEquot;/
Since windows isn't my first language, that took more hunting than I'ld
like to
Thank you very much Armin.
The problem was indeed to access the raw data for a time dependant format.
Using UpdatePipeline(timestep) allowed me to change the time step before
fetching the data. It works fine, although using VTK directly might indeed
be more efficient.
Jean-Michel
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Hi, my name is Kevin,
I have recently tried building ParaView Source via external VTK. However, I
seem to be running into a snag. For some reason, after my own fun debug
process of external versus internal builds, it seems the problem comes from
this section of ParaViewTopModule.cmake:
foreach
Rohit,
Assuming that the x-component of VecVelocity has negative values,
then from the selection [Magnitude|x|y|z] pick x and then only
VecVelocity_x will be displayed.
On the other hand, if "vector plots" are your goal, use PV's Glyph
filter.
Sam
sorry, ParaViewModuleTop.cmake file...
On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 10:43 AM, Kevin Dean
kevin.d...@decisionsciencescorp.com wrote:
Hi, my name is Kevin,
I have recently tried building ParaView Source via external VTK. However,
I seem to be running into a snag. For some reason, after my own fun
quot;C:\Program Files (x86)\PuTTY\plink.exequot;
so that's the secret to paths with spaces! nice, thanks for sharing that!
On 03/19/2015 09:22 AM, David E DeMarle wrote:
Howdy Mark,
Adding to what Burlen said.
You can grab pvsc examples for ORNL, ANL and NERSC via
paraview-File-Connect…
Hi, is there a way to set up the server XML so that it works with two factor
authentication, as in a token generator? This is for the Blue Waters machine at
NCSA. What I mean is, something like how VisIt acts, which when doing the
connection will prompt for the password and token.
In the past,
Kevin,
This is not support yet. There is just place holder code, but it isn't
intended to work.
Utkarsh
On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 1:46 PM, Kevin Dean
kevin.d...@decisionsciencescorp.com wrote:
sorry, ParaViewModuleTop.cmake file...
On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 10:43 AM, Kevin Dean
This great, thanks for sharing, guys. Using xterm would have never occurred to
me.
Are you setting the pvserver –client-host somehow? My old pvsc from Forge sent
over the client’s hostname to the script. I tried that on Blue Waters and it
works, but do I not need to actually do that? Also, are
Dear Aashish,
Thanks for your reply, I've now managed to build ParaView from the Master
branch with VTK_RENDERING_BACKEND set to OpenGL2 and I have noticed a
visible difference in the rendering.
However comparison of the rendering performance in the interactive mode of
builds with the standard
Hi Mark,
Yes to both. The way this could work on a simple cluster is: from the
user's system which is assumed to be remote, the pvsc creates an ssh
tunnel inside the xterm and calls the launch script on the compute
system login node. the launch script submits the batch job. pvserver,
when
Hi Mark,
This works without anything special if you launch in an xterm. We did
this at NICS which requires both ssh authentication and rsa secure id
token. Here is an example
https://github.com/burlen/pvserver-configs/blob/master/pvsc/edison-unix.pvsc
Burlen
On 03/19/2015 06:50 AM,
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