Hi,
About one year ago, I got some C code from the VisIt site from LLNL,
which allows you to write legacy (.vtk) files using quite easy-to-use
wrapper functions. It writes both in ascii and binary and checks for
correct endian. I googled for the filenames just now and found them
here:
2008/10/30 David E DeMarle [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Alright, we'll get to the bottom of this.
This is a list of what I do (which is clearly NOT working).
(1) open the .VTK file I emailed you.
(2)click apply
(3) I cannot select the calculator filter right now in the GUI hence
I can not replicate
One possible reason may be the different order of the data.
Looks like your original data stored in the order (Row major format):
for i=
for j=
for k=
But paraview is reading as (Column major format):
for k=
for j=
for i=
If this is the case, you should
You need to do a make install to produce the standalone bundle.
I recommend using...:
DESTDIR=pvinst make install
...and then getting the standalone bundle out of the pvinst directory...
Why do you say the build directory is needed to launch it? What happens if
you move/rename the build
This is what I meant:
1) load the vtk file
ParaView now makes a pipeline that looks like this
FileReader-Data
And the data is like so (just a list of points in space):
x1,y1,z1:
x2,y2,z2:
...
2) Apply the Calculator Filter to add a constant valued point
associated array to the data.
Now
