Hi!
I´d like to add a new writer to Paraview. I´ve already tried it as a plugin,
and this works fine, but I would prefer not loading the plugin everytime I need
it.
I followed the instructions on the wiki called Build code as part from
paraview. Technically, everything is found, but building
parallel. Does it still use MPI?; for example, if I had multiple
graphics cards, say 4 cards, should I do like this?:
% mpirun -np 8 pvdataserver
% mpirun -np 4 pvrenderserver
Or does it work in other way?
The render server uses mpi as well. Its main use is to support compute
server (a
Hi,
I successfully created a reader in paraview that uses the
vtkDICOMImageReader. I used the hint UseDirectory in the xml, so
that the directory name is used instead of the selected file name.
My problem is : I have files without extensions !
How can I handle this ?
I am currently using this
Thanks Utkarsh and Moreland for your responses.
I'm creating a totally new view, similar to the histogram
view, but I want to use a different way to draw the
histogram or the curve.
1- Should I create a custom diplay panel for my view or
it's optional ? If it's optional, should I specify the
Hi Again,
I am able to create the new view, it was some errors in my
xml file and cmake list.
- How can I send the data from my vtk server class to
myView class ? is it the same way that we normaly use to
send data from server to qt custom panel ? is that mean I
have to fetch all my data
Hello,
I was wondering what everyone would consider to be the most portable format
for:
1. multi-zone
2. unstructured
3. 2d or 3d
mesh data.
Thanks Everyone,
Juan
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What do you mean by portable? Across visualization applications or
across platforms? Across visualization applications, you best bet is
probably EnSight.
-berk
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 2:56 PM, j s j.s4...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering what everyone would consider to be the most
Below is a fix, fedora 10, hdf5-1.6.8
-- Dominik
--- XdmfObject.h.orig 2009-01-20 21:32:02.0 +0100
+++ XdmfObject.h2009-01-20 21:30:45.0 +0100
@@ -82,6 +82,9 @@
# ifdef UNIX
# include sys/file.h
# include strings.h
+/* DSZ */
+#include stdio.h
+#include string.h
#
Hi Juan,
Please direct your questions to the ParaView mailing list instead of
me. I believe that we will have some sort of CGNS support in the next
release. It may take some time to mature though.
-berk
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 6:45 PM, j s j.s4...@gmail.com wrote:
I am from the TCAD field,
Hi,
I am new to Paraview and I hope some of you can help me. I am trying to
visualize an isosurface. I used to work with Matlab where I would input the
data in 4D in the format: X Y Z Intensity
To use Paraview, I generated a dataset in VTK format as an unstructured grid
with no cells. The
As close as you will get to a standard. If you are in the CFD field,
you may want to look into CGNS too. We will have CGNS support
relatively soon.
-berk
This is one of the most essential feature ParaView should have.
For many vendors and companies CGNS file format is the most common one for
Please change the mailing list so the default reply to is the list and not
the person who last responded.
I realized my mistake once it was already sent, but I didn't follow up to
the list since I figured you'd reply to the list if you thought it warranted
public attention.
Juan
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