To duplicate:
1. Create any primitive object (i.e. Sources -> Cone) and Apply.
2. Split the view either horizontally or vertically.
3. With the new (blank) view selected, create another primitive object
(i.e. Sources -> Cone) and Apply.
4. Click the Undo button; the view goes blank as expected.
Hi there.
I know that there are four different volume rendering algorithms in
Paraview: projected tetrahedra, HAVS, Bunyk Ray Casting and ZSweep.
My question is how can I choose a specific algorithm to render my own data?
Thanks very much for your time!
Aaron
__
Thanks!
--- On Mon, 8/25/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Paraview] Can sources use filenames in property panels?
> To: paraview@paraview.org, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 8:27 PM
> I just committ
I just committed a change in CVS to help you.
Put back your FileListDomain in your properties.
But add an XML hint to show the properties in the panel.
The fix I put in puts it in the sources menu if the show hint is there.
.
Clint
On Monday 25 August 2008 1:20:47 p
Tools -> Manage Custom Filters ... gives you an import and export option to
share your custom filters with others.
Clint
On Monday 25 August 2008 2:21:38 pm Eric E. Monson wrote:
> Hey Clint,
>
> Yes, that's a great idea (which I've tried briefly, but haven't used
> much yet) for speeding up t
Hey Clint,
Yes, that's a great idea (which I've tried briefly, but haven't used
much yet) for speeding up the process of setting it up from scratch
each time. Is there an easy way of sharing custom filters, so that if
I create some vis elements and combine them in custom filters, I could
On 25, Aug 2008 09:22 PM, Eric E. Monson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (I also tried to change a source file name
>from the Python shell within ParaView, but at least with an Xdmf file,
>that always crashes ParaView when I'm driving...)
Hello Eric
Oh yes, what you describe appears to be a typica
Hello Bruce,
Did you try clearing the cache in CMake? Sometimes it complains needlessly
when it has residual cache information from a previous build.
--Sam
--- On Mon, 8/25/08, Bruce Pennypacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: Bruce Pennypacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [Paraview] Bui
Have you tried putting your pipeline into a custom filters?
Select all the filters you want included, then create the custom filter from
the group using the menu item Tools -> Create Custom Filter...
To use it, just open your file and apply the one filter.
Clint
On Monday 25 August 2008 1:22:
Hi all,
We have a cluster running 64-bit RedHat 5, and I'm trying to set up
ParaView on it. I first ran ccmake without specifying any MPI
parameters (other than PARAVIEW_USE_MPI OFF) and it built without any
problems. I then deleted by build directory to ensure a clean build
and set up ccmake usi
Hey again,
Okay, I just saw a partial answer on the ParaView FAQ "Why can't I
change the filename on my reader?".
If other people have a similar situation, though, with trying to set
up and change files using a "template" for a more complicated,
multiple-file visualization, I'd appreciate
Thanks for reporting. Its fixed now.
Clint
On Sunday 24 August 2008 8:50:49 pm Takuya OSHIMA wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This time I got two leaks from vtkPVPluginLoader.cxx. What is attached
> below is the log from Apple's leaks tool. I guess the first one occurs
> because the if-block at lines 97-100 pr
Hey All,
My group wants to use ParaView for debugging their simulation system,
where they might output many different files in a day with tweaked
parameters and want to quickly view the results to see whether things
are changing the way they expect.
The problem is that for each run there
Hello again,
I'm trying to make a source that can read in two files and generate output
based on those files and a few other selection boxes on the panel describing
the file processing. I cannot use file readers for the two files because there
are already readers registered to both file types
Good call, my bad.
We've been working on repairing vtkSurfaceReconstruction for use in our
ParaViewGeo product. I accidentally put positive values on the 'negative
side' of the surface reconstruction grid, so the contour filter saw two zero
contours.
Sorry for the confusion!
On Mon, Aug 25, 2008
I don't recall ever seeing anything of that nature with the contour filter.
Perhaps something is going wrong with the surface reconstruction algorithm. I
have not played with it a lot, but the artifacts you describe sound like those
that could be generated if the surface reconstruction does no
Hello,
I'm using Paraview off cvs somewhere between 3.3 and the latest head.
I have an Image (Uniform Rectilinear Grid) of 334170 cells and 349600
points. I have a point Data Array called "Distance" which was obtained using
a surface reconstruction algorithm. I ran the Filters->Common->Contour on
Hi John,
If the call to Allocate fails it will not return. If VTK/Paraview has
been built in Release mode, then a "vtkstd::bad_alloc()" exception is
thrown when the Allocate call fails. Otherwise, if VTK/Paraview has
been built in Debug mode, abort is called. This behavior comes from
within
Hi,
The leak from vtkCommunicator::Broadcast(vtkDataArray *, int) which I
reported last Friday was confirmed to have been fixed, but I'm having
yet other leaks from vtkPVPluginLoader.cxx as reported today in the mail
titled "Two leaks from vtkPVPluginLoader.cxx."
In fact Apple's "leaks" reports y
But it's fixed now, right? Or is this another leak that you are reporting
now...?
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 9:51 PM, Takuya OSHIMA
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Thanks, it did fix the problem. Indeed, zero-byte allocation does not
> necessarily return a null pointer. I got a leak also on Linux from
>
20 matches
Mail list logo
