Hi,
I am a new ParaView user, and although there are some quirks, I like it so far.
I am now writing a script to write out an animation. One part of the
animation involves animating a slice filter moving in the z-direction.
When I create the animation using the GUI, in the "Animation View"
window
The plane use for slicing is an another proxy accessible as:
cut.CutFunction[0]
cut.CutFunction[0].ListProperties() should show you the available properties
(one of them is the Origin).
Likewise, opacity if a property on the representation for the source in the
view. The following code will help
Hi,
I'm a beginner on paraview.
Can I load a file to make a XY plot on paraview?
If yes, what is the format of this file, could you give me a sample?
Thank advance,
João
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Hi,
You will find the solution here:
http://markmail.org/message/53gukqcetx7dn4bh
regards,
Didier
2009/5/26 Joao Luis Gonçalves
> Hi,
>
> I'm a beginner on paraview.
>
> Can I load a file to make a XY plot on paraview?
>
> If yes, what is the format of this file, could you give me a sample?
>
>
Hi
What are the diferences, when doing a screenshot, of "Override Color
Palete"? The options are "Current", "Print", "Screen".
best regards,
Ricardo Reis
'Non Serviam'
PhD candidate @ Lasef
Computational Fluid Dynamics, High Performance Computing, Turbulence
http://www.lasef.ist.ut
Hi,
Is there a way to let field data be passed when filters are applied? I have
an unstructured grid with some field data for information such as rotational
speed and I have a filter to calculate common point variables that the users
are interested in, e.g. mach number, total temperature etc.. U
Take at look at:
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Color_Palettes
Hopefully that should answer your question.
Utkarsh
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 10:55 AM, Ricardo Reis wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> What are the diferences, when doing a screenshot, of "Override Color
> Palete"? The options are "Current", "Print",
While I continue to dig around, let me ask the list...
I was going to start walking through instructions on this page:
http://paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView/Python_Scripting
and the first thing I see is it needs 3.6 or higher. So, I update my
code from cvs (cvsroot/ParaView3), rebuild, run the ap
Are you sure the update happened correctly (cvs update -dAP). With the
current CVS head, you should see "Kitware ParaView 3.7.0 (development)" as
the title.
3.5 was the development version in which the new python scripting was
introduced. So if you have 3.5 depending on what date it was checked ou
Thanks for your reply, Utkarsh. Just another case of stupid user.
"3.7.0" does indeed appear across the top of my GUI. I was mistakenly
pointing to another version before. Onward...
-Randy
On May 26, 2009, at 2:12 PM, Utkarsh Ayachit wrote:
Are you sure the update happened correctly (c
Hi everyone.
I am trying to test some cg programs with Paraview, especially volume
rendering programs. It seems that Paraview use opengl arb extension for
volume rendering (vtkOpenGLVolumeTexture3D.cxx). I am wondering how should I
change Paraview's cmakelists files so that I can compile and use cg
After pondering this, and getting feedback from the developers, we decided this
really is a good idea. I wrote up feature request # 9072 in the ParaView bug
tracker.
Alan
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> [mailto:paraview-boun...@paraview.org] On Behalf Of
Hi Peter:
The format of your geometry files (e.g., example0001.geo) is invalid.
Please go to pp.489 (the lower section), EnSight Manual v8.2 (
http://vis.lbl.gov/NERSC/Software/ensight/docs82/UserManual.pdf) to find the
valid format for ASCII-based geometry files. Simply put, the part index
ne
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