Hello All:
I'm working with 3D vector fields (2 of them in the same space) and want
to do a fly through, set the center to be one of the arrow glyphs, and
do some calculations on both fields using the calculator. I can't seem
to do any of these. Any ideas?
It looks like the center selection
I use both VisIt and ParaView at NCSA regularly, depending upon what the teams
I support are already using. If I have a free hand I generally pick ParaView
because (1) I learned VTK first and it’s very straightforward to mentally map a
VTK vis pipeline to ParaView and (2) I find the ParaView
Welcome to ParaView Steve,
Everybody was a noob when they first tried to use ParaView, but the more
you use ParaView, the smarter it gets.
Now, to your question about displaying a geological stratigraphy in
ParaView, assuming that you have surfaces (of some sort, but preferably
cell
Dear ParaView programmers,
> ... there seems to be no active developers community except for two or
> three kitware employees.
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git shortlog 39fb355b..37d222b6 | grep "):" | wc -l
32
granted, most of those who committed between v5.0.0 and v5.1.0.rc1 were
from kitware, but 10x more than 3 active
Thanks!
Just found out that another solution is to set the view's "Representations"
property to repr and the representation's "Input" property to sphere. I'll
try yours as well, it looks much simpler.
Peter
2016-06-15 19:46 GMT+02:00 Utkarsh Ayachit :
> You're
You're missing "adding the representation to the view" part, typically
done using vtkSMParaViewPipelineControllerWithRendering::Show.
See this example:
I don't find anything constructive in your answer. If you think paraview
sucks, I don't care if you discuss it in your own thread. But I am of a
different opinion and I prefer positive discussions, so please stop it here.
Peter
2016-06-15 7:34 GMT+02:00 Sven Kramer :
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Hello,
short question, probably with an easy answer:
Why is the vtkSMRepresentationProxy, created for a vtkSMSourceProxy of a
SphereSource not rendered in the attached c++ code?
I guess I am missing a step which adds the representation to the view. But
how?
Peter
#include "vtkSMSession.h"
Hello,
I was wondering if there is a way to plot csv data over time? Specifically, I
would like to read into an active Paraview session that already has some exodus
results loaded a csv file (this I can already do). This csv file came from the
same simulation as the exodus data. I’d like to
Hi Samuel,
thank you! So there is a way to do what I want provided that the mesh data are
converted similar to the files you sent me. Good to know.
It would probably require some coding from my side to implement that solution
for my workflow, i.e. teach Salomé and/or Elmer to convert the mesh
I will leave it to the community to address some of these concerns since I
am obviously biased.
However, Sven made some misguided and unfair statements and I would like to
address those.
Books: Utkarsh & the ParaView community have put a lot of effort in
developing a User's Guide for ParaView,
On 15 June 2016 at 14:46, Andy Smith wrote:
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On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at 9:34 AM, Lester Anderson
wrote:
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Before starting, I should state that I'm a complete noob to ParaView,
having only worked with it for a couple of weeks, so if this is a FAQ, I
will be humbly abashed if pointed to somewhere rather obvious.
I have a dataset which is somewhat different than those which I believe
are normally
Hello,
I have a couple xml colormaps I want to load as presets but the import
option does not do anything; no error messages.
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These worked before, but not in 5.0.0
Pretty sure the file structure is right, but be good if someone could
test. Tried
I am going to limit my responses to technical parts. It's too early in
the morning for anything else :).
> Yes, all these timer loops in paraview are annoying.
I am not sure there "many" timer loops in ParaView. Please feel free
to elaborate. Even this collaboration timer comes into play only
Dear ParaView programmers,
I would like to have some opinions on the suitability of either ParaView or
Visit for large scalable visualization applications. When I had the first
contact to visualization more than 5 years ago, Visit was not quite
scalable and ParaView seemed the only open source
Chaturi,
I'm still not clear on what your input is. Are you loading a series of
2D images? Is that working? What kind of data set do you get after
loading (look under the Information tab under Type:)? Do you see just
one slice when the data is loaded or an outline of a 3D box?
Please provide
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