Just for grins, I'm going to download and test the 5.0.0 version, just
to see if it's equally borked.
Following up my own post, 5.0.0 exhibits the same behavior.
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A followup on this issue.
I uninstalled the 5.0.1 version as distributed on the download site and
reinstalled the Ubuntu version found in the distro repository and the
problem went away. This version gives a "warning" in its titlebar
"Legacy Rendering Backend."
As luck would have it, an
Hi all,
Utkarsh's suggestion to transform the dataset closer to the origin using a
translation seems to have worked for me. I was working in UTM coordinates,
so I was working about 6,000 km away from the origin of the coordinate
system. Thanks for your help, Utkarsh!
All the best,
Craig
>From a user:
We have been successful at implementing python scripts and routines to analyze
much of our data, but we would like for the ability to obtain the [X,Y,Z]
coordinates for each cell. Is there currently a way to do this? This is CTH AMR
data.
Thanks,
Alan
Wow, you’re an animal. Good job.
I'm working back from a amr cth problem. Basically, my user is trying to do
data analysis on a volume of hot gas. He ran the simulation, and the
simulation and ParaView are telling him different things. So, I took the
Dave's Small CTH dataset, which starts
> Ah, I see it now! Thank you very much! I still have much to learn about how
> Paraview works.
Glad it's working.
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I have seen references to the following statement in a Paraview tutorial
from University of Houston:
"Data sets sometimes capture information in “global" variables that apply
to an entire dataset rather than a single point or cell."
If this is indeed true can someone please share example syntax
Ah, I see it now! Thank you very much! I still have much to learn about how
Paraview works.
On Jun 16, 2016, at 1:50 PM, Utkarsh Ayachit
> wrote:
You're actually seeing all the variables in this file :). The quartile view
adds
Hi Ufuk,
I can think of two potential fixes:
- Use the vtkCPProcessor:: Initialize(vtkMPICommunicatorOpaqueComm&
comm) method to initialize each process with the proper MPI communicator.
Note that vtkMPICommunicatorOpaqueComm is defined in
vtkMPICommunicator.cxx. A similar example to
This could also be related to the age-old "tiny bounds at far away
locations" issue with OpenGL precision. Looks like your data bounds
are a few 100 units in each dimension while located at (6.0e5, 6.0e6,
2e3). Try using the "Transform" filter to move the data closer to the
origin. Does that
With regard to OpenGL1 vs OpenGL2 backends – I think that there’s an issue with
5.0.1 where the frontend/backend need to be compiled using the same OpenGL …..
so if you want to jump back to OpenGL1 on the backend, you’ll need a similarly
configured frontend ……
Has anyone tested OpenGL1 vs. OpenGL2 backends on master?
It may be an issue with the recent changes to depth peeling. OpenGL1 will
still use the old implementation, OpenGL2 (not on mesa) will use the new
version.
On Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 5:34 AM, Cory Quammen
wrote:
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Folks,
The bad news: I can reproduce this in ParaView 5.0.1 on a Mac given
the data files Craig shared.
The good news: I cannot reproduce it in my development version of
ParaView 5.1 RC1. Mind downloading that version of ParaView and giving
it a shot? I would guess there might have been a
Dear Utkarsh,
thank you for these very clear explanations and for offering to fix the
issue with loading the initial collaboration state. Although I had
understood that data sources can only be created by the master, it wasn't
obvious to me that the same holds for views. I think I have a better
Thanks Utkarsh, this was exactly what I was looking for!
Andrzej
-Original Message-
From: Utkarsh Ayachit [mailto:utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com]
Sent: 14 June 2016 20:22
To: Andrzej Peczak
Cc: paraview@paraview.org
Subject: Re: [Paraview] Forcing update on view
I am not sure I follow
Hi all,
> ...
> 1. Make sure you set "Array Association" on "Python Calculator" to "Cell
> Data".
> 2. The volume() code internally uses vtkCellQuality filter. Now, when
> I debugged into it, I see that is doesn;t support voxel cell types --
> the cells produced by vtkImageData.
Yes, that is an
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