For those who are interested in, I used a little trick to do that by setting 
"NonInteractiveRenderDelay" to a high 
value. ( I putted 3600 seconds => one hour )
I putted a " force render " button that ignore NonInteractiveRenderDelay value 
and render the mesh.

Problems are :
When I "force render", the NonInteractiveRenderDelay timer continue decrease. ( 
I would like the timer to stop )
When adding sources to the current pqRenderView, they are immediately rendered. 
( I would like to avoid that and juste add them in a brute state like when 
manipulated)
Actually I have to put a high value to the NonInteractiveRenderDelay, but it 
could be nice to put it to -1 (or have a setter) and have it never to render 
except when "force render".

=> I work with 10Go or more data-set so I often need to move the mesh for long 
to find the correct vue, if it try to render it each time it's not practice.

PS: should I add a "Feature Request" ?

Gil
Wertz Gil
gilwe...@hotmail.com




From: gilwe...@hotmail.com
To: paraview@paraview.org
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2011 15:27:55 +0200
Subject: [Paraview] Block pqRenderView rendering








Once again a little question -_- :

I don't wan my pqRenderView to render after mouse event, en then I'll render by 
clicking a button.

I need to do that because my mesh is heavy ( ~10Go ).

Is there a way to block rendering ?
or
To set a big time wait before rendering ?

then I will just use a button to pqRenderView.render();

Tnaks

Wertz Gil
gilwe...@hotmail.com


                                          

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