Are we talking about the calculator filter specifically or reading the
transient data in general? I just use ParaView 3.4 to load a time varying
data set, added a calculator filter that turned scalars to vectors and ran
it through time. The data updated just fine.
Could you give more specifics
Hmmm. I checked again and it works now... But I am sure it did not some
time back. So either I was screwing something with my own reader or the
thing got fixed meanwhile. Sorry for a foggy conclusion.
Dominik
Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
Are we talking about the calculator filter specifically or
What do you mean did not work for transient data? Do you mean that when you
change time steps the output of the calculator filter is not changing
appropriately?
-Ken
On 11/14/08 11:05 AM, Dominik Szczerba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was able to achieve it using the Calculator filter and save
Exactly - it was not time-aware and was not updating.
Dominik
Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
What do you mean did not work for transient data? Do you mean that when you
change time steps the output of the calculator filter is not changing
appropriately?
-Ken
On 11/14/08 11:05 AM, Dominik
Use the calculator filter.
For the expression:
scalar1*iHat + scalar2*jHat + scalar3*kHat
On 11/14/08 9:31 AM, S. Levent Yilmaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Paraview (any version), is there a preset filter that appends
scalar attributes to form a vector attiribute?
If not how, if at all, can
I was able to achieve it using the Calculator filter and save my
particular expression as a custom filter. This did not unfortunately
work for transient data :(
Dominik
S. Levent Yilmaz wrote:
In Paraview (any version), is there a preset filter that appends
scalar attributes to form a
