Matt,
Dude! You are sooo awesome! Now, how can I impress my
customers if all of the magic is gone?
You have been reading my mail. You are correct. I am interested
in integrating the data values along a line segment (in this case,
density). I have actually been doing this in
Hi Hamilton,
You can look at http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView/Python_Scripting
and that http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/ParaViewUsersGuide/List_of_filters
Seb
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 10:31 PM, g...@accutrol.com wrote:
I am a newbie to Paraview and have little experience programming Python.
Dude! You are so awesome! Why didn't I think of that? Because
I thought trace was for something altogether different from that.
Now I feel like I can do anything!
Thanks immensely for your help,
Hamilton Woods
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From: emonson at cs.duke.edu
To:
Hi,
Yes the trace is great, it still couldn't tell me how to actually
extract the numbers along a plotoverline though, without doing a
Spreadsheet view or something.
You have probably figured out how to do a plotoverline using the Trace:
from paraview.simple import *
reader =
I am a newbie to Paraview and have little experience programming Python. I
would like to know how to call a particular filter from within Python. The
only filter I have seen referenced in the Python scripting documentation is
Shrink().
I want to retrieve the scalar values along a line
