David,
If you are using the filter called Calculator, there is no gradient nor
transpose functions in it. The only functions you can use are the ones you can
click on the little buttons in the GUI (you can type them instead of clicking,
but those are the only ones available). So you must use
After some hours of searching I found an answer that sadly was not linked to the
question:
http://www.paraview.org/pipermail/paraview/2012-March/024261.html
The code below run as a macro in paraview shows a plane with a texture.
However, saving the state in a *.pvsm either by code or within the
Hi Tim,
thanks for your answer. Your method sound straight-forward. The only issue I
have now is that I'm simply not sure how to control the Calculator of paraview.
Following your steps, I want to set e.g.:
'Result Array Name': S_squared
and then compute using the calculator something like
On Mon, Dec 07, 2015 at 14:49:51 -0500, Tim Thirion wrote:
> I'm looking to provide run-time identification of the current OpenGL
> backend in use. Some questions:
>
> 1. VTK #defines VTK_OPENGL2, but ParaView #defines VTKGL2. Is there a
> particular reason we have both?
VTK used to have both.
Hi guys.
If instead of creating a sphere using S=Sphere(), I use S =
vtk.vtkSphereSource(), how do I get S displayed in the view?
Thanks,
*Matheus Viana*
*Postdoctoral Research Employee*
*Developmental and Cell Biology*
*University of California Irvine*
