Dear All,
I am trying to run compile ParaView on 64 bit openSUSE 11.2 with KDE
4.3.1. I was using this website as a reference
http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/ParaView:Build_And_Install. Unfortunately
after configuring the installation with ccmake I get
QT_HELP_GENERATOR-NOTFOUND in QT_HELP_GENERATOR
Thanks for your reply.
What version of Qt are you using?
My Qt version is 4.5.3.
Ensure that QT_HELP_GENERATOR is set to the qhelpgenerator executable.
Where can I find this one? Apparently ccmake cannot find
autumatically. Maybe it is not supplied with openSUSE Qt package. Is
there any way to
Thanks again for the hints. It was indeed in a different package.
Can't say exactly which one since I simply added all the qt4 packages
that borne the signature of Trolltech. make and make install work just
fine now. Thank you!
Robert
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Dear All,
I was getting acquainted with ParaView features via tutorials but
suddenly my education was interrupted with a X Error. Whilst doing a
tutorial 2.8 from the 3.6 Version of The ParaView Tutorial and upon
clicking Volume Representation I am being propmpted with the following
message:
X
Thank you for your reply. This is the results of the command you suggested:
glxinfo | grep -i vendor
server glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
client glx vendor string: SGI
OpenGL vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
Robert
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All right. I solved the issue. My graphic card drivers where not
properly installed. Re-installation of these have solved the problem
and now I have direct rendering again and can use volume.
Thanks for your hint.
Robert
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Hello Everybody!
I am struggling with a small and rather curious issue. I imported data
in Ensight format to paraview. Data describe 20 time steps of a very
simple simulation. I can view the first frame, however upon pressing
Next Frame ParaView crashed and treats me with a Segmentaion Fault
: 0x5e1
and hangs ParaView completely. I am sure I was using Plot Over Line
together with states in the past.
I would be obliged for any comments.
Best wishes,
Robert
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invisible.
Is that an intentional change. Is there a way to revert to previous
behaviour and have boundaries displayed in solid colours.
I am using OpenFOAM Paraview reader, but a minimal example for me is to
display a cylinder from Sources.
Please let me know,
Robert
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Hi,
This is Arch Linux user again. Parview no longer opens for me. It just ends
with a core dump (attached). It seems it's something to do with Arch Linux
forward looking policy of favouring QT5. I have specified in the compilation
to build with QT4 (see attached CMakeCache.txt), but on run it
I was convinced I attached stack trace too. Please see core.dump file. It may
be a red herring but there are several references to libQt5Core there. I am
rebuilding with Qt5 now, but will also try a more minimal build with Qt4 later.
Thanks for quick reply.
Robert
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Mathieu,
Turned out that Intel was getting in the way... The integrated card was somehow
conflicting with the discrete NVidia card and I had to reconfigure my X
settings somewhat as described here:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=223435
This problem developed spontaneously though as
Thanks for looking into it, Mathieu.
>- Is your system up to date ?
It's quite up to date. See below.
$ uname -a
Linux avignon 4.9.9-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Feb 9 19:07:09 CET 2017 x86_64
GNU/Linux
>- Are you running X ? Wayland ?
Yes, for X. Never heard of Wayland.
>- What
David,
Thanks for a quick reply. Tried with -dr and it's the same. I am attaching my
state file for spheres. It may help someone to reproduce.
I am running it on Arch Linux and paraview is taken from AUR. I am just
looking at the way the binary was generated and I see these options in
cmake
Ok. Yes I have now recompiled 5.2 version with Qt4 and sane render view is here
again. I will try to come up with a fix for AUR paraview package.
By the way, I probably gave you wrong info on my renderers etc. I've now
noticed the info is available in Help->About and it reads: OpenGL Renderer:
On this computer I have two PV installed. One from AUR and one compiled from
OpenFOAM third party directory. The OpenFOAM works fine. It does say "Legacy
Rendering Backend" in the title bar which may or may not be significant. The
computer is running NVidia drivers and the card is Quadro. But I
Dear Paraviewers,
I am trying to run Paraview in a client-server mode on a remote compute node
using a reverse SSH through the login node.
I have successfully worked out my port forwarding skulduggery and was able to
connect to a host which does NOT run X server. Inside my local client. I do get
Dear All,
I have been recently testing remote rendering in paraview and I seem to have
concocted a case which breaks remotely works locally. The case is an OpenFOAM
U-bend simulation and I am happy to share the files. They're about 61MB.
On the remote side I get:
pvserver:
Dear ParaViewers,
I am trying to use Python shell in Client-Server mode, but I am running into
some difficulties. How can I actually browse the remote directories. I tried
to use the `os` module, but that obviously ends up being all local. Here's a
minimal example of what I am trying to achieve.
Utkarsh,
Again, thanks again for the comment and sorry for missing the email. I am
checking my filter rules as this didn't get through to my inbox.
Your insight was quite right: it's all down to drivers. I've been working on
PV with EGL since then and I can get it all work under Ubuntu POWER8
Utkarsh,
Really sorry but this dropped off my radar. Thanks for raising an issue and
sharing this code snippet below.
Robert
> You can get access to the opacity track using the API similar to getting
> track for any other attribute as "Radius" for SPhere Source.
>
> a =
=[
'data/{0}'.format(l.strip()) for l in lslines])
RenameSource('source', reader)
Hope this helps someone!
Robert
On 12/01/17 at 07:18pm, Robert Sawko wrote:
> Dear ParaViewers,
>
>
> I am trying to use Python shell in Client-Server mode, but I am running into
> some difficul
Sebastien and Utkarsh,
Thanks for both of your suggestions. I have now looked at them and they both
look pretty good to me. I'll practice with these solutions and see which one I
like best.
Kind Regards,
Robert
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