It's not meant to be edited. I just delete it when I figure out that's the
problem but that is very rare.
Andy
On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 2:41 PM, Paw Møller wrote:
> > try running with the -dr option
> That did the trick. Thank you.
>
> Deleted the registry file from ~/.config/Paraview, but I was
> try running with the -dr option
That did the trick. Thank you.
Deleted the registry file from ~/.config/Paraview, but I was not able to
find any entry saying something like 'Temperature=foo'.
So how do I edit the file from within Paraview?. Searching the wiki didn't
reveal anything.
Paw
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I'm not able to reproduce this issue. It might be that your registry is
causing problems. Can you try running with the -dr option which disables
the registry (i.e. "forgets" any previous settings you may have saved in
ParaView)?
Andy
On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 3:52 AM, Paw Møller wrote:
> Forgot t
Forgot the file itself. As attachment.
sem_0001.vtr
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Please keep messages on-topic and check the Para
Of course
Temperature= [0:1:1330];
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I'm using Paraview 3.14.1 64-bit.
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Could you share your generated file? I'm not sure why the rescale to data
range is scaling it to the range [0,1]. Also, what version of ParaView are
you using?
Modifying the file won't cause ParaView to reread it as the reader will not
notice that the time stamp on the file has changed.
Andy
On
Superb,
That was it. Thanks, both of you.
But I have another question.
The automatic scaling of the vector field works as expected.
The scaling of the temperature however does not(array of floats). It set
the range to [0 1], regardless of the actual values.
Paraview(under information) gives the d
You're missing the vtkPointData header file so you just need to add:
#include "vtkPointData.h"
Andy
On Tue, Apr 2, 2013 at 3:33 PM, Paw Møller wrote:
> Thanks for the answer Joe,
>
> but I still get a compilation error for
>
> rgrid->GetPointData()->AddArray(temperature);
>
> The error:
> inval
Hi, Paw,
I believe the problem is that you are mixing calls for scalars and vectors…
For scalars you want to use SetNumberOfValues()/SetValue():
vtkIntArray* temperature = vtkIntArray::New();
temperature->SetName("Temperature");
temperature->SetNumberOfComponents(1);
temperature-
Thanks for the answer Joe,
but I still get a compilation error for
rgrid->GetPointData()->AddArray(temperature);
The error:
invalid use of incomplete type ‘class vtkPointData’
In file included from /usr/include/vtk-5.8/vtkPointSet.h:29:0,
from /usr/include/vtk-5.8/vtkStructuredG
Hi,
Using the C++ VTK library for writing an .vtr file, I'm able to create the
mesh, but not assign any skalars/vectors to the grid points. This is more
or less given in the example file RGrid.cxx.
But how do I assign values at the mesh-points?
Write the mesh:
#include
#include
#include
#inc
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