I am interested in evaluating the FFT filter that now comes with Paraview.
However, I'm unsure how to pass the time data to it and I've been unable to
find its source files. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Regards,
Adriano
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If I compile latest CVS with qt-4.5, I get this error:
C:\Temp\ParaView3\Plugins\PointSprite\ParaViewPlugin\vtkSMPointSpriteRepresentationProxy.cxx(352):
error C2666: 'pow' : 7 overloads have similar conversions
thanks,
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This filter works basically the same as the Plot Selection Over Time filter.
Load in a data set with time (you know, where when you hit play you see it
animate). Select something, then apply the FFT Over Time filter.
-Ken
On 6/22/09 3:44 AM, "Adriano Gagliardi" wrote:
I am interested in ev
Yup. That mostly comes from my use of CMake to manage writing my Ph.D.
dissertation. I captured all that in a single cmake file so that I and others
could continue to use it. If you want, I keep a copy of the latest version and
documentation on the CMake Wiki.
http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake
Hello,
I am Mahendra Suradkar, a 4th year student from IIT Bombay. I wish to view
results of MD simulation of 2D circular disks using Paraview. I am new to
using paraview, and have still not figured out as to how to format the
text data to make it paraview readable. I have searched several forums
Hello,
I am Mahendra Suradkar, a 4th year student from IIT Bombay. I wish to view
results of MD simulation of 2D circular disks using Paraview. I am new to
using paraview, and have still not figured out as to how to format the
text data to make it paraview readable. I have searched several forums
I wrote a parallel reader using multiblock dataset. How do I do a volume
rendering? The drop down has no volume option. Do I have to re-write me
reader to produce image data and use update extent?
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