[Paraview] AttributeDataToTableFilter

Hi all, I'm trying to find AttributeDataToTableFilter on: servermanager.filters.AttributeDataToTableFilter and I can't see it neither on the V3.4 nor in the V3.6.1. How can I find it? Regards, Adrien Le contenu de ce message est prévu uniquement pour le destinataire nommé. Il

[Paraview] paraview calculate abscissa curvilinear on the streamline

Hi, I want to compute the abscissa curvilinear on the streamline with a given point and direction. I would like your helps. Best Regards, ___ Powered by www.kitware.com Visit other Kitware open-source projects at

[Paraview] Data-dependent default_values attribute in ServerManager XML

Dear all, I have a filter which draws spherical glyphs for each data points and tubes between some of them. Each data point have its own sphere color and size read from data file but the filter user may wish to change them via Properties Panel of Object Inspector using appropriate controls. If

Re: [Paraview] Hide Cells/Points

On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 12:07 PM, Rafael March rafaelmar...@yahoo.comwrote: Hi, I'm programming a plugin for ParaView, whose purpose is to be a pre-processor for a finite element simulator. It is all based in selecting nodes or elements, and defining some regions - based on these - so that

[Paraview] Tecplot reader error

I am not a tecplot file format specialist but I need to read such files provided by other people. The header of my file is as follow: TITLE = Translation of CGNS file elsAoutput.cgns VARIABLES = CoordinateX CoordinateY CoordinateZ TurbulentDissipation Density TurbulentDistance

Re: [Paraview] AttributeDataToTableFilter

I am working in script Python and I would like to create a File.CSV with data inside (Pressure, Temperature...). I would like to do a post-processing on the data of the file.CSV I have already tried the DataSetCSVWriter... but nothing is exported. How can I export data in a CSV file in script

Re: [Paraview] Tecplot reader error

Fred: I will fix it. Thanks. -Zhanping On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 9:13 AM, Fred Fred stan1...@hotmail.fr wrote: I am not a tecplot file format specialist but I need to read such files provided by other people. The header of my file is as follow: TITLE = Translation of CGNS file

Re: [Paraview] AttributeDataToTableFilter

The filter is not exposed by the GUI. Any particular reason why you were thinking of using it? Utkarsh On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 4:06 AM, NURI Adrien adrien.n...@aeroconseil.com wrote: Hi all, I’m trying to find “AttributeDataToTableFilter” on:

Re: [Paraview] AttributeDataToTableFilter

I am not sure why it would not work. Here's my simple script to save out point attributes: from paraview.simple import * Sphere() writer = DataSetCSVWriter(FileName=/tmp/foo.csv, FieldAssociation=Points) writer.UpdatePipeline() Utkarsh On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 10:07 AM, NURI Adrien

[Paraview] Apply Clip Filter using Python

Hello! I'm new to ParaView and Python and have the following question: How can I apply the Clip Filter using Python? I'm using ParaView 3.6.1 on Windows XP with the Python Shell from the Tools Menu. My Python Script: --- clip01=Clip() clip01.InsideOut=1 clip01.ClipType =

Re: [Paraview] Apply Clip Filter using Python

clip01=Clip() clip01.InsideOut=1 clip01.ClipType = Box clip01.ClipType.Scale=[0.5,0.5,0.5] ##try this clip01.UpdatePipeline() ##or this, which I think should automatically update the pipeline for you Render() === Adriano Gagliardi MEng PhD Project Scientist

Re: [Paraview] Tecplot reader error

Fred: The problem was actually caused by STRANDID=0, SOLUTIONTIME=0. Currently the Tecplot reader, a simplified version, does not support loading time series data. If you really want load multiple time steps of data, you need to remove these two tokens from the zone header(s). And you need put

Re: [Paraview] Apply Clip Filter using Python

Thank you for your answer! I already tried both of them. After adding the Extract Surface Filter on the clip01, everything ist gone. I then have to press manually Reset Bounds for the Clip and the Apply Button (for the Clip) to get the same state, as if i'm adding both filters manually.

Re: [Paraview] Tecplot reader error

Zhanping, This method will not allow you to use any of the time-dependent filters, right (like FFT)? Adriano === Adriano Gagliardi MEng PhD Project Scientist Computational Aerodynamics Aircraft Research Association Ltd. Manton Lane Bedford Tel: 01234 32

Re: [Paraview] Tecplot reader error

Adriano: You are correct. This ad-hoc way works by means of vtkFileSeriesReader.cxx. Thanks. -Zhanping On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 11:48 AM, Adriano Gagliardi agaglia...@ara.co.ukwrote: Zhanping, This method will not allow you to use any of the time-dependent filters, right

Re: [Paraview] Apply Clip Filter using Python

Sorry, I've just realised you haven't passed an input to the clip filter. You need to give the clip filter an input property from the previous pipeline like so: clip01 = Clip( Input=pipe00 ) clip01.InsideOut=1 clip01.ClipType = Box clip01.ClipType.Scale=[0.5,0.5,0.5] clip01.UpdatePipeline()

Re: [Paraview] Apply Clip Filter using Python

No, sorry... :( I marked the object in the pipeline and added this line: pipe00=GetActiveSource() clip01=Clip(Input=pipe00) clip01.InsideOut=1 clip01.ClipType = Box clip01.ClipType.Scale=[0.5,0.5,0.5] clip01.UpdatePipeline() Render() after that, I used the Extract Surface Filter and had to apply

Re: [Paraview] How to export data from an ExtractBlock in a table?

Using DataSetCSVWriter should do the trick. Utkarsh On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 10:14 AM, NURI Adrien adrien.n...@aeroconseil.com wrote: Hi, In fact, I'm working in script Pyhton. I'm using Paraview V3.4 and V3.6.1. My script uses a source's file ensightcase, then I apply a filter ExtractBlock

[Paraview] Properties not exposed

I have written a reader for some cloud model output arrays that are a custom binary format. I essentially cloned the netCDF reader, and rewrote the internals of the methods of that reader. It seems to work fine. However, I can't seem to get the array names to display in the Properties tab