Hey Rich!
I recommend reading in the data directly with the CSV reader.
Then apply the table to points filter to convert the data from a table to a
point set. In the T2P filter you specify which columns are x,y,z and which
are normal arrays.
>From there you can apply the glyph filter to scale
The public AMI are below. Just beware that they require GPU. Otherwise, I
agree with you, a docker image and/or some ansible playbook would be nice.
I am not sure I will get to it that soon, so if you happen to build any of
that and are willing to share with the community, then let me know, that
Hi,
I have a user that supplies me with a text file of ellipsoids specified by
location, rotation, and axis, from which I plan to create Spheres modified by
the Transform operator to make ellipsoids. I can write a function that
basically does this:
ellipsoids = open(filename, 'r').read()
for
>
> Yes the link I gave you is the good one for that:
>
> http://kitware.github.io/paraviewweb/docs/guides/os_mesa.html
>
Thank you again.
FYI, it refers to the 9.2.2, but ftp://ftp.freedesktop.org/pub/mesa/ only
has 11.x versions.
> We have EC2/GPU images that are public and fully setup if
Yes the link I gave you is the good one for that:
http://kitware.github.io/paraviewweb/docs/guides/os_mesa.html
We have EC2/GPU images that are public and fully setup if you want to.
I can give you the ami-xxx names if you want to. (Still have to publish
that in a proper documentation online...)
Thanks for the quick response, Seb.
I'm using vagrant/VirtualBox, which is a headless VM. I am trying to use
ParaViewWeb. Is there
It would be helpful to have official KitWare Docker and Vagrant images for
the ParaViewWeb demo. I'll be happy to contribute the creation scripts, but
first have to
Hi Rob,
Is it a headless machine or not? The pvw-setup is targeting a regular
desktop computer with GPU and proper OpenGL drivers.
The setup that I was mentioning earlier is a special setup when no GPU is
available hence the need to build ParaView specifically for your hardware.
So my question
At the VTK single node level, enable Module_vtkUtilitiesBenchmarks module
in cmake, compile and run bin/TimingTests
At the ParaView multiple node level, Chuck Atkins is nearly done with
revamping the old benchmark.py and adding to it a simple canonical test
script that uses the programmable
I need to do some quick performance tests to compare the results between two
graphics cards using “real world” applications. Do you guys have a benchmark
handy to measure interactive graphics performance???
Rick Angelini
USArmy Research Laboratory
CISD/HPC
I'm not sure how to succinctly describe what is going on, but I will give it a
try. The table to points is creating a data set with a single "cell" containing
all of the points. This is a little bit weird thing to do since filters like
threshold will treat all the points as a single cell, which
Hi Rob,
Are you planning to have a GPU on the server, or just a CPU?
If you are targeting just CPU, you will have to build ParaView with OSMesa
and llvmpipe (Which will provide somewhat slow rendering).
Here is a documentation on how to build both of them:
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Someone else here may know better, but on Linux I believe it is not so much
paraview as making sure you have the right OpenGL implementation. It might
be a matter of grabbing a newer version of Mesa (provides OpenGL) using apt
get or something like that. Push comes to shove you can build mesa
Thanks, Ken. I am very new to ParaView. How do I tell ParaViewWeb to use
llvmpipe?
Rob
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For software rasterization in Mesa I think llvmpipe is the safer bet. If I
recall correctly swrast is an old legacy rasterizer and does not support
the more modern OpenGL functions in Mesa.
Ken
On Mon, Mar 21, 2016 at 10:49 AM, Rob Nagler wrote:
> I'm trying to install
I'm trying to install and run ParaViewWeb. I've tried: Fedora 21, Debian
Jessie, & Ubuntu 14.0.4 and ParaView 4.1 (pvw-setup, stock pkgs, bin/src
download) and 5.0 on each. None work, and they fail for different reasons.
Here's one failure on Ubuntu 14.0.4 with
Good morning all,
I have a small problem, I've imported a csv file with xyz data and
converted it to points with the tabletopoints filter. The points show up
just fine but I am unable to threshold the data... If I attempt to create a
threshold that uses a valid range all data/points disappear. Am
> for info, i need to run the pvserver in mpi, + paraview cient to connect on
> it. but is there another component to launch (a renderer or like ?)
Nope, that's all you need. Check out the first chapter of the ParaView
GUide. It gives a quick overview of the executables involved and how
they play
lol simple ... and better :)
i call the user to make a test.
for info, i need to run the pvserver in mpi, + paraview cient to connect on
it. but is there another component to launch (a renderer or like ?)
2016-03-21 14:07 GMT+01:00 Utkarsh Ayachit :
> >
> xxx@xxx:/data/build-paraview/install/bin$ ./mpirun -np 6 pvserver &
> [1] 23099
> [proxy:0:0@chalo-fl] HYDU_create_process (./utils/launch/launch.c:69): execvp
> error on file pvserver (No such file or directory)
Try running it as:
> ./mpirun -np 6 ./pvserver
Utkarsh
Hello all,
The compilation is done ! I'd need to restart it many times, not sur it's
good then (not try to restart all from the beginning)
Now the test ... bad :
i go in the subfolder install/bin and find a whole binary pack "ready",
cool.
I can launch pvserver (standalone,1core) and paraview +
ParaView 5.0.1 RC2 for Win-64 has been tested with my big EnSight case. I
loaded case successfully and created slice and vectors (glyphs) on it, no
any issues occured. Great thanks for debugging!
Meanwhile, I noticed that the color bar behavior is not as good as it was
in version 4.3. The color
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