Hi,
I am trying to install a new site-packages (i.e. pandas) for my python interpreter used by paraview but I still have no solution.
Is this possible for paraview? And how?
I am using paraview version 4.2
Thx for any help!!!
Kind regards,
Alex
Hi Steven,
Thanks for the report. I've confirmed this issue and opened a bug for it:
http://www.vtk.org/Bug/view.php?id=15859
I'll try to have this fixed soon, but in the meantime, it looks like adding
some whitespace between the $$ (e.g. "$x $") will workaround the bug.
Thanks,
Dave
On Tue,
I have tested the following solution which consists in using a Python
programmable filter, copying the non-spatial data attributes, and creating a
new coordinate array with the spatial attributes (x, x and z)
see the included python code. I suggest using ParaView 4.4 or 5.0RC1.
Note that the
Dear all,
I've already sent this mail some weeks ago but I still haven't figured out a
solution.
I use netcdf-4 to write fields (density, temperature,...) in 3 dimensions to
disk. These fields are given on a curvilinear grid (e.g. toroidal coordinates
X,Y,Z). I have vectors containing the
What you need can be simply implemented with a Python Programmable Filter,
extracting the 3 coordinate arrays from the PointData fields, making a vector
with algs.make_vector(), assigning it to output.Points, and appending all the
other attributes from inputs[0].PointData
if you supply a small
I don't see any but you can add your own method such as
@exportRpc("viewport.camera.get")
def getCamera(self, view_id):
view = self.getView(view_id)
return {
focal: view.CameraFocalPoint,
up: view.CameraViewUp,
position:
