Re: [Paraview] Graphical rendering: troubleshooting

What does the output of xdpyinfo look like? Is there a glxgears installed on your system by any chance? -berk On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 7:00 PM, Hugo Gagnon wrote: > As a matter of fact I believe this is the only OpenGL application I happen to > have installed. In fact, now that you bring it, how

Re: [Paraview] Feature request

I am not trying to shoot your idea down. I am trying to understand the use case better. My biggest issue is that I always end up editing the display settings when the wrong view is active. I am not sure how to solve that problem. What is the particular problem in your case? You have a large pipelin

Re: [Paraview] Resample with dataset.

If you start weird things happening (like filters executing when they shouldn't), don't say I didn't warn you :-) On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Jacques Papper wrote: > Hi Berk, > Thanks for the heads up, I noticed that I was renaming the input as well, > but in some ways that's exactly what I

Re: [Paraview] Resample with dataset.

Hi Berk, Thanks for the heads up, I noticed that I was renaming the input as well, but in some ways that's exactly what I want. So if that's the only "problem" then I think I'll live with it until this other layer appears ! Thanks ! Jacques 2009/3/12 Berk Geveci > Unfortunately, this is not the

Re: [Paraview] how to write boundary (face) data for 3D tetrahedra (cells) in ASCII VTK file for Paraview visualization? separate value for each face

Victor, An elementary way is to create a second data set of just the surface facets (triangles in your case) with point and/or cell data as you like. ParaView is quite happy to read in both data sets and with the "eye-ball" icon in the pipeline browser you can select either or both to view.

Re: [Paraview] Better names for 'representations' ?

Hey Guys, That sounds fine. I'll be happy as long as there is a slightly easier / more transparent way of identifying the representation once you know the view and source. Thanks, -Eric On Mar 12, 2009, at 12:48 PM, Berk Geveci wrote: I agree with Utkarsh. Since the user interface hides

[Paraview] Rendering a scene from a reader GUI while staying at background?

Hi, I am now trying to add a simple "watch a running simulation" feature to my reader GUI. It works such that every time a QTimer times out a rescan for new timesteps and the following piece of code are run // set animation time to the last timestep and render the scene QList scenes = a

Re: [Paraview] Creating Animation in Paraview by Python scripting

Rouzbeh, I've attached an example script showing how to create a camera animation. This example simply orbits the camera about the focal point. Utkarsh On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 12:30 PM, Rouzbeh Maani wrote: > Hello everybody > > I want to create an animation by Python scripting. I would like to

Re: [Paraview] How to add a Reader plugin

Take a look at the following link on the ParaView Wiki: http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Plugin_HowTo It has a section on writing reader plugins. Utkarsh On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 10:47 PM, shenyanwen wrote: > I am adding a new reader in ParaView as a plugin.There are some questions > about how to a

[Paraview] Save camera lcoation

Hi all, Is it possible to save camera locations to be easily accessible form the gui? Rather than having to change the values in adjust camera? Cheers Jon ___ Powered by www.kitware.com Visit other Kitware open-source projects at http://www.k

[Paraview] how to write boundary (face) data for 3D tetrahedra (cells) in ASCII VTK file for Paraview visualization? separate value for each face

March 14, 2009 Hi, I am not using the VTK software, but I am writing a VTK file to visualize with Paraview. I have one problem--writing data for the face (boundary) of my 3D tetrahedra (cells). Does anyone know how to do this for an unstructured grid in vtk? The cells are 3D tetrahedra. Currentl