Hi ParaView!
I couldn't find the sources of the ParaView Guide. Where can I find them? Or are
they not yet published? If this is the case, what is the planned release date?
Thanks for the update Guide, anyway!
Bye
Christoph
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And I would also like the thank people for the occassional
Dear Paraview folks,
It seems there is a mistake in the Paraview User's Guide at the end of the
section Python Calculator.
To create a multi-component field from multiple scalar fields, hstack used
to work before Paraview 4.2.0.
But since Paraview 4.2.0, we must use numpy.column_stack. This
Hi Roman,
The VTK version that ParaView uses does change often, but to build
against ParaView's VTK, the best result will still be obtained from
building VTK independently, then building ParaView and any other
dependencies, like ITK, against that version of VTK. To find the
version of VTK that
Thank you for the answer. Best regards. jay
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 12:05 AM, Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.gov
wrote:
If I understand your question correctly, you are basically trying to
take arrays computed from two different time steps and then add them
together. This is (intentionally
Dear all,
I have the same problem since some weeks. When I try to create a longer
animation the rendering stops after about 100 steps and the same view is
shown by changing the time (using vtu files). Sandeep's error
description sounds very similar. I'm using only standard filters,
perhaps
Dear VTK and ParaView developers,
We would like to draw your attention to the following updates to
VTK/ParaView that change the way one interfaces to Ghost and Blanking cells
and points.
These changes have just been merged into master repositories for
VTK/ParaView.
Thank you Berk for your answer.
You are right, make_vector is even mentioned in some parts of the Paraview
Guide that I have read. But my first need was to create a 9-component field
to be able to use the Tensor Glyph filter, so I still have to use numpy.
To reproduce the bug:
- create a source
Dear Christophe,
It seems like the documentation got out of date. Thank you for reporting
it. There is also a make_vector() function now. You can pass it 2 or 3
components:
def make_vector(arrayx, arrayy, arrayz=None):
Given 2 or 3 scalar arrays, returns a vector array. If only
2 scalars
Folks,
I am new to paraview and while I am making some progress with the tool, I have
not been able to figure out a few things
I get a lot of data in plot3D format.
The data in question is in the function file
Paraview simply sees these as function1, function2 etc
Is there someplace I can
Christoph,
I am working on putting in up on the Gitlab instance. It needs some minor
cleanups before I can make it public. It should happen within the next
week, if not sooner.
Utkarsh
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 4:34 AM, Christoph GrĂ¼ninger f...@grueninger.de
wrote:
Hi ParaView!
I couldn't find
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