Hi all,
I am using Linux and Paraview 3.4 or 3.5. I have one question when I use a
filter on Paraview 3.5 I have a error.
I laught python script with pvpython (or ipython) and paraview 3.4 my script is
running but with paraview 3.5 I have been a Attribut Error with
:reprShrink.ColorArrayName =
Hi all,
I am using Linux and Paraview 3.4 or 3.5. I have one question how I can do
clipping on a sphere with Python and Paraview.
I made a very simple geometry and tried to do add a clipping. But, I dont
manage to see the clip on the view rendering.
There my script belong, if someone can help
Is the clip filter's output just obscured by the original sphere?
To check, remove these two lines from your script.
> rep = servermanager.CreateRepresentation(sphere, view)
> rep.Representation = 2 #Surface mode
David E DeMarle
Kitware, Inc.
R&D Engineer
28 Corporate Drive
Clifton Park,
On 19, May 2009 12:13 PM, BOUSSOIR Jonathan 167706
wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I am using Linux and Paraview 3.4 or 3.5. I have one question when I
>use a filter on Paraview 3.5 I have a error.
>I laught python script with pvpython (or ipython) and paraview 3.4 my
>script is running but with paraview 3.5
Hello all,
I'm working with paraview and a tiled display. We have configured the tiled
display visualization using -tdx and -tdy without problems, but we are
wondering how to configure our tiled display with stereo support. We have
read that you change some lines in the ParaView code in order to s
Hello all,
I'm working with paraview and a tiled display. We have configured the tiled
display visualization using -tdx and -tdy without problems, but we are
wondering how to configure our tiled display with stereo support. We have
read that you change some lines in the ParaView code in order to s
In this links you (and everyone else) can find the program ens_checker
which checks if your files are properly formated for the ensight layout.
It checks for binary and ASCII files. ens_checker.32 is for 32 bit
platforms, ens_checker.64 for 64 bit. Linux off course.
http://aero.ist.utl.pt/
Hi Ricardo:
Thank you so much. This will help figure out quickly whether a problem
is simply due to the invalidity of the file format or a real bug with
ParaView's EnSight Reader.
-Zhanping
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 12:00 PM, Ricardo Reis wrote:
>
> In this links you (and everyone else)
Hello,
I'm new to using Python with Paraview. I've been generating data in
the vts file format, and I would like to do some post processing on it
inside Paraview.
I'm trying to read data from a structured grid and just get the
various values for different X, Y, and Z positions.
I have a simple
