I am using Paraview Catalyst (v. 4.2 since 4.3 doesn't seem to work with
Catalyst generated scripts) and I have data which has uneven true times:
0 0.1 0.15 0.18 0.25 ...
When I output data from Catalyst's generated scripts, it outputs a series
of files using the time step (0, 1, 2, 3, ...), but
Hi Andrew,
In your Python script the data description (called datadescription usually)
object has the time and time step information in it. You can get that with
datadescription.GetTime().
I think your best bet would be to create a pvd file (
Hi Dmitry,
What is wrong with the lookup tables that ParaView makes for you with the
xdmf file? Regardless of the file format, once ParaView opens the data it
just sees sets of arrays really and the GUI lets you create and assign
lookup tables.
The .vtk file format's ability to store a lookup
Responses in line.
On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 4:47 AM, Chris Richardson ch...@bpi.cam.ac.uk
wrote:
I guess that leads to the following questions:
1) When will Xdmf3 be used by ParaView?
I want to deprecate Xdmf2 and make Xdmf3 the default the next release.
Because Xdmf3 adds a dependency on
Hi,
Since I want to use axes grid, I have just install the latest version of
paraview from github. Axes grid is working properly but latex text with '$
$' and python shell is not working. Is there any work-around to enable
these in the git hub version.
Thanks
Raj
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I am assuming you built your own version of ParaView. You'll need to
install matplotlib in the Python you used to build ParaView.
Utkarsh
On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 3:56 AM, Raj Kumar Manna
rajphysics@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Since I want to use axes grid, I have just install the latest version
Good afternoon,
I was wondering whether anyone could give me some guidance on how to run/create
regression tests for ParaView.
I build/install each release of ParaView on a number of platforms, so I am
looking for a way to validate correct build and installation, and also to check
correct
Jim,
Very likely not what you are looking for (i.e., not automatic), but there is a
list of tests that I run (manually) every time we release. They are on the
wiki, bottom right. http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Release_Testing
Alan
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