If it's at all possible, I highly recommend not using the Grow every timestep
option if at all possible. Rescaling the color map dynamically as the scalar
evolves yields quite misleading visualization even when you are aware it is
happening and show how the range changes. I would instead set
VTK has a data type called structured grid that is different than image data
(and also different than unstructured grid). If ParaView is not telling you
that your data is image data or a uniform grid, then the data you write out
will be necessarily incompatible with reading it as an image
More information please.
How are you extracting the x-component of the velocity? What filter are you
running to compute the gradient? Would it be possible to post some example
data that exhibits the problem so that we can replicate it?
-Ken
On 9/22/10 7:12 AM, Martin Vymazal
It's not clear to me exactly what the original question is asking. Are you
simply trying to define both a reader and filter in the same plugin? In that
case, you provide two ProxyGroup elements in the server manager definition and
place the reader and filter in the appropriate one.
of Unstructured Data Set' filter to the output
of the previous filter. This is the place where the computation fails.
I sent you the data in a private email.
Best regards,
Martin Vymazal
Quoting Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.gov:
More information please.
How are you extracting the x
In ParaView 3.8.0, go to Edit - Find Data. In that dialog box select Cell in
the top combo box. In the next line, select Cell in the first combo box,
contains in the next combo box, and the x, y, z location in the following text
boxes. Click Run Selection Query and you will see the cell
You could use subsequent clip filters to clip away further parts of the plane.
-Ken
On 9/23/10 7:34 AM, Stephen Wornom stephen.wor...@sophia.inria.fr wrote:
I have a cylinder. I slice it using z-constant. I see the complete
cylinder (x-y plane).
What is the simplest way to view only 1/4 the
Your synopsis is correct. When you want to add a page about proposed changes
to the developer's Wiki, we usually add it to the list under Recent Updates
on the main page. It makes it easier to find.
-Ken
On 9/28/10 12:36 AM, Biddiscombe, John A. biddi...@cscs.ch wrote:
I wanted to post
If you are talking about the partitions between MPI process boundaries, you can
use the Process Id Scalars filter to color by process ids.
-Ken
From: paraview-boun...@paraview.org [paraview-boun...@paraview.org] On Behalf
Of Felipe Bordeu
Very nice, Takuya. Thanks for keeping up the good work!
-Ken
On 10/9/10 11:19 PM, Takuya OSHIMA osh...@eng.niigata-u.ac.jp wrote:
Hi,
I wanted to drop a note to Japanese subscribers that a Japanese
translation of The ParaView Tutorial Version 3.8 is now available.
If I can, I would like to expand the conversation a little bit because I don’t
think the technical details are telling the whole story.
The root of the problem is that the interpolation of a scalar field based on
the four corners of a square (or any quadrilateral) is in general ill-defined.
) function ?
Or by writing f(x,y) you meant f(i,j) where i and j are locl coordinates ?
2010/10/15 Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.gov
If I can, I would like to expand the conversation a little bit because I don’t
think the technical details are telling the whole story.
The root of the problem
I can't think of a filter that does that, but there is no reason it could not
be implemented with the temporal extensions to the VTK pipeline.
Or you could try using the existing plot over time filter to extract a time
series over one or more points in a field. You could then integrate the
The ParaView developers are pleased to announce that we will be holding a
tutorial on the ParaView coprocessing library at this year's Supercomputing
conference for simulation developers and advanced ParaView users. The
coprocessing library is a concise API that allows you to integrate the
In general, this is not a great solution. Clean to Grid converts to
unstructured grid, and that provides a heck of a lot of overhead.
A better solution would be to convert to a curvilinear grid. An even better
solution would be if the transform filter were smart enough to transform
images.
Daniel,
The (default) ParaView netCDF reader supports the COARDS convention
(http://ferret.wrc.noaa.gov/noaa_coop/coop_cdf_profile.html). ParaView will
pick up the time dimension in a 4D array if you follow that convention.
The first thing you have to do is to change the order of the axes.
. That would be the only way to warp the grid by arbitrary
rotations.
-Ken
On 11/8/10 4:25 PM, David Doria daviddo...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.gov wrote:
In general, this is not a great solution. Clean to Grid converts to
unstructured grid
options in Paraview to
manipulate the appearance (e.g. change the colour lookup scheme, set
logarithmic scale etc). I have to rerun my program to change any parameters.
Thanks,
Tristan
On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 08:35, Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.gov wrote:
Utkarsh,
Is it the case
Just to complete the thread, a time series of Exodus files is generally called
Exodus restarts. The feature for reading the restarts is documented on the
Wiki:
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Restarted_Simulation_Readers#Exodus
Note that the .e-s# naming convention is one way to read them in.
The issue may or may not be related to the nan values. It is certainly
possible that something in ParaView is crashing when encountering a NaN. Until
recently, there was no support whatsoever for NaN, and there is still plenty of
code on VTK/ParaView that was not written with NaN in mind and
If you are trying to learn how to use ParaView, you should try the ParaView
Tutorial.
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/The_ParaView_Tutorial
-Ken
On 11/19/10 4:47 PM, cernmach cernmac...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear All,
I am new to paraview and its so vast I dunno where to start to learn. I want to
It looks like the Append Attributes filter does not work with multiblock data,
which is what the OpenFOAM reader is creating. To get around the problem, try
running the Merge Blocks filter on the readers for both the coarse and fine
data. Then follow your instructions below on the merged
That behavior is not incorrect. ParaView is supposed to synchronize the color
map of all fields with the same name regardless of which pipeline object the
data comes from or what view they are in. This is an important feature that
prevents confusion when interpreting field values and also
Is there some standard convention for encoding date/time stamps in file names?
If there was, the file browser could group them together, which would in turn
cause the file series reader to see them as a file series. It would also be
possible to change the file series reader to grab a time
The functionality of the Animation Inspector has been subsumed by the (far
superior) Animation View. Use that instead. Instructions for using the
Animation View are given in the ParaView Tutorial
(http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/The_ParaView_Tutorial).
-Ken
On 12/23/10 4:26 AM, Xueli Wang
There is a button on the toolbar to toggle auto except. It is on the top, 7th
from the left (between redo and help). You probably accidently clicked that at
one point.
-Ken
On 12/23/10 11:23 AM, David E DeMarle dave.dema...@kitware.com wrote:
Preferences-General-Auto Accept must have
I have not tried this from a plug in, but I can't think of any reason why it
would not work:
#include pqApplicationCore.h
#include pqSettings.h
...
pqSettings *settings = pqApplicationCore::instance()-settings();
pqSettings is a subclass of QSettings (it adds a few methods for saving and
You should be able to read the ascii file directly into ParaView. Attempt to
load the file and then, assuming you have not used an extension reserved for
another reader's files, select Comma-separated-values from the next dialog
box listing all available readers. This is the csv reader, but
In the next version of ParaView, this behavior of the Surface With Edges
representation will be fixed. Only the actual edges will be drawn. In
addition there will be a parameter called Subdivision in the Display panel
that will allow you to control how many linear polygons to use to
Your problem is a bit ill defined. What happens when a polygon has some points
that are 0 and other points that are 1? Do you include the entire polygon,
throw away the polygon, or include some fraction of it?
Regardless, I think the easiest way to solve the problem is to first remove the
If I understand your question, this is not directly supported. Although in
volume rendering you can set opacity based on the scalar value, in surface
rendering you cannot. There is an entry in ParaView UserVoice for this
feature. If you feel ParaView should support this feature, you should
Utkarsh,
I'm guessing that this is more problems with the padding that is added
when saving animations. I'm guessing that the padding is added because
graphics cards sometimes do weird things to polygons that cross the
viewport, and this causes noticeable artifacts when tiling images.
I
Um, the same way as any other filter. Select the input you want to feed
to the temporal statistics filter in the pipeline. Then create the
temporal statistics filter (Filters - Temporal - Temporal Statistics)
and apply.
If the input supports time (i.e. it changes when you hit the play button),
I am assuming that you have already got your volume rendering working in serial.
At first glance, I can see that the IceT parallel render manager is in the
wrong compositing mode. By default, the manager uses a z buffer comparison as
its composite operation. That works great for opaque
, there are
cases where this gets in the way. It would be nice to have a checkbox
so the user has the option to allow this or not.
Thanks for considering this.
Greg
On 02/16/2011 07:54 AM, Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
Utkarsh,
I'm guessing that this is more problems with the padding that is added
when
I guess that depends on how the sphere is represented in your CFD mesh. Is
there a hole in your CFD mesh where the sphere is that you cannot see when
you render the mesh? Or does the mesh go through the sphere, and is there some
implicit field that defines where the sphere is?
-Ken
That's a cool trick. I took the liberty of adding it to the ParaView wiki page
on setting up a pvserver:
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Setting_up_a_ParaView_Server#Multiple_GPUs_Per_Node
-Ken
Kenneth Moreland
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The reader that is being used is vtkNetCDFCFReader. It is defined in
ParaView/Servers/ServerManager/Resources/readers.xml, although it is not
obvious.
As the name implies, this reader reads netCDF files using the CF convention.
(As the default netCDF reader, it also gracefully handles files
Oh, yea. If you feel that vtkNetCDFCFReader should be closing your seems and
you want to add it, OK. But please be mindful not to break the CF convention.
-Ken
Kenneth Moreland
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Sorry for the spam, but I thought some of the subscribers would be interested
in this publishing opportunity. If you are doing some interesting work for a
scientific discipline, this special issue of IEEE CGA sounds like a good place
to talk about your work.
-Ken
Kenneth
It looks like the documentation for a reader plugin is slightly messed up.
I'll leave it to Andy (or anyone who is not me) to fix. The example in the
ParaView source does not list a file in SERVER_MANAGER_SOURCES because it uses
a source (vtkPNGReader.cxx) that is already compiled as part of
for me.
thanks
-simon
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 7:12 PM, Moreland, Kenneth
kmo...@sandia.govmailto:kmo...@sandia.gov wrote:
It looks like the documentation for a reader plugin is slightly messed up.
I'll leave it to Andy (or anyone who is not me) to fix. The example in the
ParaView source
If you are trying to change the units or otherwise linearly scale time
values, use the Temporal Shift Scale filter.
-Ken
Kenneth Moreland
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I believe you are referring to the newer Exodus file reader. The
ParaView/VTK/Hybrid/vtkExodusIIReader* source files implement that.
The Exodus II reader outputs unstructured grids in a multiblock data set. Face
and edge data are handled by creating new blocks with lines for edges and
I am confused by this question. By bidimensional field do you mean a
field of 2D vectors? And what do you mean by XX, XY, XZ, ZZ, YY, XY, and
YZ components. The Gradient of Unstructured Data Set filter only outputs
fields of 3D vectors.
-Ken
On 4/6/11 7:17 AM, Massimiliano Martinelli
There are numerous ParaView tutorials available on the ParaView wiki.
Here is a good one to start.
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/The_ParaView_Tutorial
Keep your eye out on the ParaView mailing list. In person tutorials are
given periodically, particularly in conjunction with conferences such as
I assume that you left out of your example code where you also set
TIME_STEPS in RequestInformation. If you had not done that, you would not
have a TIME_STEPS key to read from in RequestData. (Incidentally, I don't
think your check to make sure the UPDATE_TIME_STEPS value is in
TIME_STEPS. The
I have not been following this mail thread, but it is possible that the
filter you are using is not requesting the appropriate layer of ghost
cells in its RequestInformation. If ghost cells are not requested, D3
will not create them.
-Ken
Kenneth Moreland
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We will be holding a full-day ParaView tutorial at the SciDAC 2011 Conference.
This tutorial is offered free of charge to anyone attending the conference. If
you or any of your colleagues are interested in attended, you can register from
the link below. Please register if you intend on
I believe that the file series reader ignores the actual numbers that
distinguish files series and just assigns them sequential integers for
time (0, 1, 2, 3,...). If you think ParaView should be using the indices
in the filenames for the time value (a reasonable request), then you
should add a
I have a user that is choosing a format for writing a multiblock data set
comprising blocks of regular grids with cell-centered data. Any suggestions on
the easiest format to write to that ParaView can currently read?
-Ken
Kenneth Moreland
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to figure out who
created it, if needed.
Alan
From: paraview-boun...@paraview.orgmailto:paraview-boun...@paraview.org
[mailto:paraview-boun...@paraview.org] On Behalf Of Moreland, Kenneth
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 11:46 AM
To: Olsen, Robert; paraview@paraview.orgmailto:paraview@paraview.org
Actually, running the tessellate filter should be unnecessary. The 3D view
will automatically tessellate the quadric cells with up to 4 subdivisions. Go
to the Display panel and adjust the Subdivision parameter under Style.
-Ken
Kenneth Moreland
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I've never used the file series reader outside of ParaView proxies, but I'm
guessing you need to set the FileNameMethod ivar.
restartedReader-SetFileNameMethod(SetFileName);
might do the trick.
-Ken
Kenneth Moreland
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One thing that strikes me about this proposal, is that it relies a lot on
VTK readers/filters providing the necessary meta data, particularly about
fields. For example, the elevation filter would have to report in its
meta data that it will be adding a scalar field named Elevation. That
sounds
Drag the color legend to the top or bottom of the view. When it gets
near, it will automatically flip.
-Ken
Kenneth Moreland
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For what it's worth, real-time anti-aliasing rendering has been turned off in
ParaView because it wrecks havoc with many of the features involving rendering
including picking, parallel rendering, transparency rendering, and tiled large
image screen shots. Like Vincent suggested, if you need a
http://paraview.uservoice.com
http://paraview.uservoice.comI can never remember the link either, so I
usually go to http://paraview.org and click on that blue Tell us what you
think button in the upper left. That will take you to the uservoice page
where you can add and vote suggestions.
The following is inelegant, but should work. First, run the Descriptive
Statistics filter on whatever data you want to plot the maximum. From
your description, it sounds like it would be the output of an extract
selection filter. In the object inspector, select only the variable you
are
I'd like to expand on Burlen's answer, which is correct. VTK sort of handles
concave polygons and sort of doesn't. In particular, it does not render them
correctly because the polygons are send directly to the OpenGL rendering
system, which in turn does not handle them. It would be possible
I, IV) I recommend just using the time-based format (format B for now) and
use the particle pathlines filter to create a trace of each particle over
time. You can tell the particle pathlines filter to create a path over
the whole time or constrain it to some region of time. The latter is very
The correct expression for radiative transform defines light attenuation
per unit length. The Scale value allows you to set what that unit length
is. The larger the unit length, the further light has to travel to
attenuate the same amount.
Your description of the behavior seems backward. If
@paraview.org
paraview@paraview.orgmailto:paraview@paraview.org
Subject: Re: [Paraview] how does ScalarOpacityUnitDistance affect volume
rendering?
Ken is right. 0 is full opacity and 1 is full transparency.
Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
The correct expression for radiative transform defines light
If you scroll down the Display panel further, you will see a Lighting
section with the specular controls.
-Ken
Kenneth Moreland
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Does anyone know the answer to Tony's question? In summary, how do you write a
time series of csv files?
-Ken
Kenneth Moreland
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: Thursday, August 11, 2011 8:01 AM
To: Moreland, Kenneth
Cc: paraview@paraview.org; Martinez, Luis
Subject: Re: [Paraview] FW: Paraview
Can you try specifying the full path for the file? The following works
for me without any issues with development ParaView, but I think it
shouldn't have any issues
In general, no. It is not possible to convert an unstructured grid to a
structured grid because there are structures representable with unstructured
grids that are non-representable with structured grids.
For your question, it would be much easier to get the information you want by
just
I don't have an answer to your question, but I'm pretty sure your hunch is
wrong and there is no need to write out floats. There should be no
problems with having normals that are doubles.
What is probably wrong is that nothing has set the normal attributes. The
VTK mappers do not just take any
Sorry, but I'm confused by the question.
You say you have a display comprising 6 screens. Your rendering cluster
has 3 nodes each with 1 GPU. How do you get a signal to all 6 screens
with only 3 GPU's? Does each GPU have a dual output that can drive two
screens? If so, are the two screens
). Each
of them has 1 gpu (nvidia quadro fx 5600 with 2 dvi connectors). There is only
one cluster. Sorry about the confusion.
I run 2 process for each gpu to achieve tiled display.
2011/8/26 Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.govmailto:kmo...@sandia.gov
Sorry, but I'm confused by the question.
You
No, I'm pretty sure the problem has nothing to do with your graphics card.
It has to do with you running in multi-core mode (Settings - General -
Use Multi-Core) and using quadratic elements (the 20-element hexahedra).
You have not stated, but I'm betting that it works when the Use Multi-Core
I think the filter you want is append attributes. The append attributes filter
takes two datasets with the same topology and combines their fields into one
dataset. The group datasets builds an assembly of parts. Thus, your group
datasets filter (if I understand correctly) has two parts that
ParaView internally runs the vtkDataSetTriangleFilter filter to subdivide
all cells into tetrahedra.
-Ken
On 9/15/11 8:16 AM, Peter Maday madap...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Paraview users,
I have a .vtk dataset containing an unstructured grid with scalars.
Paraview seems to be able to volume
John,
If you look more closely, you should see that the data is only distributed when
transparency is on. If everything is opaque, then everything stays where it
is. If I remember correctly, there is a flag in vtkOrderedCompositeDistributor
that turns it to a pass-through filter. It's
tips I might look into before I consider algorithmic
changes.
Thanks
JB
From: Moreland, Kenneth [mailto:kmo...@sandia.gov]
Sent: 21 September 2011 22:30
To: Biddiscombe, John A.; paraview@paraview.orgmailto:paraview@paraview.org
Subject: Re: [Paraview] non ordered composite distributor
To: Moreland, Kenneth; paraview@paraview.org paraview@paraview.org
Subject: Re: [Paraview] confused with getting nan values in plot over line
Hi,
I tried and tried to move the start and end of line inside the domain.
Actually I see two lines going to infinity (nan) in xyplot pane now! (screen
shot attached
I've been having trouble compiling ParaView on mac using the version of Qt
installed with macports. The problem is that I get the following CMake error:
CMake Error at CMake/ParaViewMacros.cmake:193 (add_executable):
Cannot find source file:
Yes. All the display modes except volume rendering show only things on
the external surface. If you want to see that interior point, you can run
the extract edges filter to show all of the edges or run the glyph filter
using a 2D glyph of type vertex.
-Ken
On 10/12/11 9:49 AM, Michael Jackson
Does ParaView support .facet files? There appears to be one in VTK, some
documentation suggests it should be there
(http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/ParaView:FAQ), but ParaView does not seem to load them.
-Ken
From: Micah North
micah.no...@matrixresearch.commailto:micah.no...@matrixresearch.com
Date:
...@kitware.com
wrote:
Hi,
VTK supports facet files with the vtkUGFacetReader which has not been
exposed in ParaView. I don't have any experience with the reader but I
don't see why we can't expose it.
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 9:04 PM, Moreland, Kenneth
kmo...@sandia.govmailto:kmo...@sandia.gov
wrote:
Does
, Oct 6, 2011 at 10:34 AM, Moreland, Kenneth
kmo...@sandia.govmailto:kmo...@sandia.gov wrote:
For starters, the going to infinity thing in the plot is weird. There should
just be gaps in the curve. You may have hit a bug.
As far as why you are getting nans in the first place I'm not sure. I can't
None of those. The cell data to point data filter just finds all cells
neighboring each point and averages the cell values of those neighbors.
-Ken
On 10/18/11 8:26 AM, Stephen Wornom stephen.wor...@inria.fr wrote:
How does PV go from cell data to point data? Linear interpolation? or
and the
best solution depends on your data semantics and problem domain. Although
simple averaging is not always ideal, it is fast and can be used as a low
order approximation as well as anything else.
-Ken
On 10/18/11 8:45 AM, Stephen Wornom stephen.wor...@inria.fr wrote:
Moreland, Kenneth wrote
That's a cool trick. Think you can post that the the ParaView wiki?
-Ken
On 10/19/11 12:05 PM, David E DeMarle dave.dema...@kitware.com wrote:
I haven't tried the time series helper trick with the raw reader
myself. Perhaps someone else has.
In the past what I've done is use xdmf's Binary
The VTK file formats (both the legacy and the xml-based versions) are
described in the VTK User's Guide. There is also a file posted on the VTK
Wiki (URL below) that gives the same information.
http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/images/5/51/VTK-File-Formats.pdf
-Ken
On 10/25/11 10:19 AM, Torsten Lange
Gar. I guess I should have been paying attention to this email thread. I'll
take a look at this.
I don't think I can easily replicate the compile problem. Could someone
(Rich?) please volunteer to accept a patch and attempt to compile it rather
than have me spin my wheels trying to install
I should probably let someone who knows the implementation better answer this,
but I'm going to go ahead and take a crack at it anyway.
The reason why it works for the writer but not the animation is because they
are grabbing the values from different places. The writer (I think) implements
You can use the has mode shape function to write multiple mode shapes to the
same exodus file. You could identify the frequency using the time. It's a
logical use for it, but ParaView won't do anything with that other than print
it in a label.
The automatic mode shape animation supported by
Short answer, no.
If your surface is convex, you could threshold the surface elements you
need by first running the extract surface filter, then generating cell
normals, then using the calculator to extract the x component of the cell
normals, then thresholding all cells with the x component of
an example file?
Is it possible to write the magnifying factor(applying displ.) and tick the
Has Mode Shape directly to the exodusII file from my fortran program?
And can I find any documentation on what paraview can read from an exodus-file,
in terms of applying 'options'?
Paw
2011/12/13 Moreland
Try applying the Generate Ids filter and then color the result by the Ids
cell field (not the point field). The colors won't exactly be arbitrary,
but if you switch to the rainbow color map you'll get something fairly
close.
-Ken
On 1/5/12 8:43 AM, Rafa x rromero3...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear
programs?
El día 5 de enero de 2012 20:49, Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.gov
escribió:
Try applying the Generate Ids filter and then color the result by the
Ids
cell field (not the point field). The colors won't exactly be
arbitrary,
but if you switch to the rainbow color map you'll get
I don't really understand the question (or rather, what you are trying to
achieve with extract surface, connectivity, threshold, and contour), but
the most common reason for the contour filter being unavailable is that
you do not have any point data. The contour filter does not work on cell
data.
is not saved in the vtk file. Thus, I would need to save
in a vtk maintaining the display showed in the paraview, Is that
possible?
El día 9 de enero de 2012 16:13, Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.gov
escribió:
File - Save Screenshot
-Ken
On 1/9/12 4:02 AM, Rafa x rromero3...@gmail.com wrote
colors disappear. So I suppose that color
information is not saved in the vtk file. Thus, I would need to save
in a vtk maintaining the display showed in the paraview, Is that
possible?
El día 9 de enero de 2012 16:13, Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.gov
escribió:
File - Save Screenshot
You should be able to load it. 30,000 nodes is not all that big.
-Ken
From: did did 21di...@gmx.commailto:21di...@gmx.com
Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2012 20:25:45 +0100
To: paraview@paraview.orgmailto:paraview@paraview.org,
paraview@paraview.orgmailto:paraview@paraview.org,
I believe this change is intentional. When you run the clip filter, it
turns the data set into an unstructured grid. The unstructured version of
contour always computes scalars, so that checkbox has no effect. To
demonstrate that the checkbox has no effect, it is now grayed out.
-Ken
On
Do you mean color a surface by a scalar field? (The example you give does not
have contours as far as I can see.) If so, simply select the field in the
color by combo box (second toolbar, leftmost combo box).
More details are given in the ParaView tutorial
is appreciated.
Thanks,
Jan
On 30.01.2012, at 23:54, Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
Do you mean color a surface by a scalar field? (The example you give does not
have contours as far as I can see.) If so, simply select the field in the
color by combo box (second toolbar, leftmost combo box).
More
This all depends on the structure of your netCDF file. NetCDF is a general
format that stores some set of named multidimensional arrays with attributes.
Generally when you write a netCDF file you need to follow some convention that
provides semantic meaning to these arrays.
Given no other
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