Hello,
Is it possible to compute limiting streamlines in paraview (for exemple
on a vessel hull) ?
Thanks to anyone who have the answer.
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Luc Bordier
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Hi Berk,
I read a lot of paraview emails during the weekend 24-25/05 and also next
Monday. I understand than you had been working hard on python script. I have
downloaded last cvs version (3.7) and compile. All problems had been fixed.
Now I can read a file VTK with python.
Thank you very much.
R
You are looking at the slice in what's called a "2D View". Split the current
view (or close the current view) and create a new "3D View". Show your data
in this view and you should be able to do volume rendering. ParaView creates
2D view b default for 2D image datasets.
Utkarsh
On Tue, Jun 2, 200
You are welcome. Thank you for reporting all the issues.
-berk
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 3:48 AM, BOUSSOIR Jonathan 167706
wrote:
> Hi Berk,
> I read a lot of paraview emails during the weekend 24-25/05 and also next
> Monday. I understand than you had been working hard on python script. I have
>
I am not sure I understand. You are interested in surface constrained
streamlines? I am guessing from an inviscid simulation?
-berk
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 4:50 AM, Luc Bordier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to compute limiting streamlines in paraview (for exemple on a
> vessel hull) ?
>
> Th
ParaViewers,
I have a reader wich have a panel selection in paraview to load properties
arrays by using a list of checkbox in the GUI.
Sometimes when many properties are checked, paraview crash with memory size
problem.
I don't know if i need to run ParaView run in parallel in many nodes
or partiti
At least I am interested in this.
In general streamlines are better in 3.7dev, stream tracer has obviously
improved. However generating constrained streamlines with emitters on
one part of a multi-block dataset streamlines often terminate at the
border to another part - reason for termination ist "