Hello
pvserver is an MPI application ( considering it was compiled with it, which
is the case for default binaries )
You should document yourself on the ways to run mpi program on mutliple
computer with the mpi implementation you are using
With openmpi it would be something like that
mpirun
Hello,
We are trying to run ParaView on our tiled display wall. We have a head
node where the data is hosted, then three client machines that output to
the display wall. Currently, we have ParaView on each of the 4 machines. I
start a pvserver on each of the client machines, with -tdx and -tdy
There are some technical nuances here, but the short answer is no. ParaView
does not support tiles of different sizes. Your idea of treating the 3200x1200
as two 1600x1200 displays is a good one and probably the easiest way to get
this to work.
-Ken
On 5/27/10 4:48 AM, Kumar, Shree
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Dear Everybody !
I read the mail on FAQ from 22.Maya 2009 satating that tiled display
and stereo does not work, but if i draw i simple cube or line it it
definatly working, if i read in a vtk or pvd file i cant this object
displayed 3 or more times on each
Hi, y'all -
According to some web pages I found (e.g.
https://visualization.hpc.mil/wiki/Paraview_Tiled-Display_Mode) PV uses
sort-last rendering for tiled displays. If thats true, does it support
displays of 8K width?
Thanks,
Greg
Gregory D. Abram
Texas Advanced Computing Center
JJ Pickle
You mean each tile has 8K or the whole display is 8K? Ken Moreland
is the Ice-T expert here but I don't think there is any hard-coded
limitation on either sizes. Are you running into a problem?
-berk
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 9:56 AM, Greg Abram g...@tacc.utexas.edu wrote:
Hi, y'all -
According
: paraview@paraview.org
Subject: Re: [Paraview] Tiled display
You mean each tile has 8K or the whole display is 8K? Ken Moreland
is the Ice-T expert here but I don't think there is any hard-coded
limitation on either sizes. Are you running into a problem?
-berk
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 9:56 AM, Greg
Greg Abram wrote:
We have a 15x5 tiled display, and I'm thinking about running to the whole
thing.
If you do, can you keep us informed if you run into
http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view.php?id=8464 ?
If not, I'd be very interested to know how your setup differs from mine,
as it seems that
I am having a problem running paraview-3.6 and paraview-CVS on a tiled
display. There are large gaps (several 100s) of pixels between each
tile, no matter what the -tmx and -tmy options are set to.
ParaView 3.4 and EqualizerGraphics 0.9 work perfectly well on the same
cluster and tiled display
Hi Jean,
I know of at least one change to the tile gap code, and that was this bugfix-
http://www.paraview.org/Bug/view.php?id=7238
But this shouldn't be causing the problem. I'll test to make sure and
let you know.
Pat
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Jean M. Favrejfa...@cscs.ch wrote:
Andres,
Unfortunately, stereo rendering is not supported with tile-displays.
Utkarsh
2009/5/19 Andrés Felipe Padilla anfe...@gmail.com
Hello all,
I'm working with paraview and a tiled display. We have configured the tiled
display visualization using -tdx and -tdy without problems, but we
Hello all,
I'm working with paraview and a tiled display. We have configured the tiled
display visualization using -tdx and -tdy without problems, but we are
wondering how to configure our tiled display with stereo support. We have
read that you change some lines in the ParaView code in order to
Hello all,
I'm working with paraview and a tiled display. We have configured the tiled
display visualization using -tdx and -tdy without problems, but we are
wondering how to configure our tiled display with stereo support. We have
read that you change some lines in the ParaView code in order to
Yes, just run pvserver as follows:
mpirun -np 2 pvserver -tdx=2
Of course, you'll have to build your own MPI enabled ParaView (you
cannot use the binaries provided by on www.paraview.org). You'll have
to ensure that the environment is set up correctly so that each
pvserver processes gets the
That's basically what Utkarsh meant by needing to set up the environment
correctly. Typically the GPU used is determined by the DISPLAY environment
variable. :0 is typically the first GPU and :1 is typically the second
GPU. You need to launch pvserver such that node 0 gets :0 for the DISPLAY
Thanks for your response John,
As I'm using openmpi, I could get it done with the ':' argument as
suggested by Ken, thanks for your pointer anyways.
-Om
John Patchett wrote:
Hi,
I Think I did what you are asking some time ago and used a pvx file
which I handed the pvserver as a command
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