Hello list,
Where is the data structure(s) in the code where all the objects for the state
of a particular ParaView session are kept while it is running?. I have been
reading the code but can't figure it out. As far as I understand, the state
(which can be saved to XML) is all it takes to
How to you run ArcticViewer? Which OS are you on?
On Thu, Sep 21, 2017 at 1:01 PM, Chris Marsh wrote:
> Ah yes, that works. Thanks.
>
> I have modified the 2nd example (vtk) to work on a single vtu file I have
> (so no time) and output a single array. It appears to
Ah yes, that works. Thanks.
I have modified the 2nd example (vtk) to work on a single vtu file I have
(so no time) and output a single array. It appears to complete fully and it
writes the the tar fiels to my data directory.
When I try to serve up these data, I'm presented with a static image of
Just download ParaView binary and use pvpython. You will have everything
required meaning both vtk and paraview side of things.
On Thu, Sep 21, 2017 at 12:17 PM, Chris Marsh wrote:
> Hi Sebastien,
> This is very helpful, thanks!
>
> Current hangup is that vtk.web.* is not
Hi Sebastien,
This is very helpful, thanks!
Current hangup is that vtk.web.* is not available. I've installed vtk
--with-python via homebrew (I use vtk successfully from python regularly).
However the web components do not seem available. Googling isn't helping
me. Any suggestions?
Cheers
Chris
Hi all,
I created the Tecplot table data importer a while ago. As the tecplot file
format is very flexible, it is impossible to create a reader that caters to all
possibilities (without knowledge on how the format can be used). So, the
residuals.dat file is an example that our simulation code
Hi Chris,
Thanks for your interest. The following Python scripts provide an example
on how to generate such dataset.
https://github.com/Kitware/arctic-viewer/blob/master/scripts/examples/paraview/mpas/raw-probe-flat-earth.py
Hi,
I have a set of vtu files that represent a time series of spatial data. I
would like to visualize it via the arctic viewer. Ultimately, I'd like
something similar to the Flat earth probing example given here (
http://tonic.kitware.com/). However it's unclear how to convert a vtu to
the
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Hello Robert,
thank you for your reply and we are looking forward to your email. Joe has
made some progress on that front on one of our newly installed system. We are
seeing some 12x performance gain on our compute nodes with GPU hardware. We
are looking into
Hi Simon,
Currently the VTK-m support that is offered by the ParaView superbuild
doesn't support enabling CUDA. I am in the process of adding this
option to the superbuild and can notify you when this feature has been
merged in. In the short-term you would want to manual modify the vtk-m
Hi Ufuk,
The Merge Blocks filter will work locally on each process and shouldn't
move any of the data between MPI processes since it's a trivially parallel
operation. When doing volume rendering of unstructured grids (the output
dataset type of the merge blocks filter) with Ice-T in parallel,
Hello
Please keep the discussion in the mailing list so everyone can contribute.
Your dataset (OJF_Out-SPECIES.DAT) does not seem to have the right Tecplot
format.
Please take a look to this tecplot .dat file (residuals.dat) , wich can be
opened with ParaView flawlessly.
You may try to correct
Hello
Can you please share the error ?
Can you share your dataset ?
Best regards,
Mathieu Westphal
On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 8:08 PM, Oh Hyejin wrote:
> Hi,
> I am graduate student and having problem with applying data to paraview.
> I loaded Tecplot table format file
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the clarification. One minor question, after applying Merge
Blocks is it still processing in serial mode or can i use MPI to improve
the performance? By the way, i am also using NVIDIA Index plugin. I
think that it supports parallel rendering but again not for multi block
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