Nenad,
Sorry, this has been sitting in my inbox for a while now.
I tried reading the PLY file you cited [1] with ParaView 5.3. It seems
to read the points just fine.
What might be confusing is that since there is no cell data, the
points are not rendered in the default "Surface" representation.
It looks like you've built ParaView with the OpenGL backend while your
Windows binary is built against the OpenGL2 backend. These backends
have some disjoint properties exposed in ParaView, and the error you
are seeing is from a property in the state file generated from the
OpenGL2 backend that
Zach,
Thanks for trying it out! I'm glad to hear it is fixed.
To my knowledge, ParaView does not read Gmsh files directly. Apparently,
you can save out VTK files from Gmsh that can be read into ParaView:
Hi Cory,
This build works for me. I don’t have the crashing issue as before. On a
completely unrelated note since I’m replying to the entire mailing list, is
there a way to view mesh files in the Gmsh format using ParaView?
Best Regards,
Zach Davis
Pointwise®, Inc.
Sr. Engineer, Sales &
Roman,
Could you try this nightly build of ParaView while your non-accessible
volumes are mounted? It includes hopefully a fix for the crash you
reported.
Zach,
Would you mind trying this nightly build of ParaView?
http://www.paraview.org/paraview-downloads/download.php?submit=Download=nightly=all=all=ParaView-5.3.0-219-g24f5a44-Qt5-OpenGL2-MPI-OSX10.8-64bit.dmg
I recently merged a change that should hopefully fix this crash.
Thanks,
Cory
On
Hi,
Please submit papers of your work and experiences related to in situ
visualization to the ISC 2017 workshop on in situ visualization. Papers
are due by 25 April. More details at woiv.org
Regards,
Benson Muite
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J. Liivi 2,
Jonathan,
We can always use the paraview issue tracker to request new features,
including UI cleanups and redesign proposals.
https://gitlab.kitware.com/paraview/paraview/issues
It's generally a good idea to bring it to everyone's attention on the
mailing list too.
Utkarsh
On Mon, Apr 3, 2017
Hi Francesco,
We are currently working on getting local rendering working with
ParaViewWeb leveraging vtk-js.
I'm hoping to have it available in the next version of ParaView.
Anyhow, the "Remote Render Threshold" is used to determine where the
rendering is happening between the "pvpython/client"
Hi,
I’m trying paraviewweb but I’m a bit confused by “Remote Render Threshold“;
It seems that all the rendering is done by the server, no matter what is set
in the threshold.
There is a way to let the web client do all the work?
Thank you,
Francesco
[Ferrari]
Dear Paraview users,
I am now able build paraview and Qt5 with python essentials on xubuntu 16.04
LTS. However, I would like to install user defined plugins such as
superquadric glyphs, which is an extra plugin similar to arrow glyph.
The plugin is provided here
Hi Utkarsh,
I finally had some time to look into this issue a bit further. I have a
testcase for you of an Ahmed body that also shows the weird missing of the
data.
The case with some intermediate result (approx 400 MB) can be found here:
https://we.tl/ZZwy4ZGL1K
The case without that result
Hi Utkarsh,
I was wondering if there is a way to contribute to ParaView in terms of UI
design and features propositions. I would really like to see ParaView evolve
not just in term of performance/capabilities, but also in usability.
I understand the requirements are often aligned with
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