Thanks Burlen, Berk, Ken - I'm digesting all the emails and rewriting a bunch
of filters and readers to see if I can do everything with the UPDATE_PIECE keys
and related exchanges of information.
I'll report back once I make some progress or need help.
cheers
JB
> -Original Message-
>
> Is it possible to find the point that holds the maximum and/or minimum
> values at any time step?
Yes.
But not without writing code. If you look at vtkExtractDataOverTime (I don't
recall the precise name from memory), it builds up an array of values one per
time step. The trouble is if you wa
Hi, Raashid,
I did search the mailing list before I posted the question.
I found some communication about practicle tracing, but, it seems that it is
not quite what I am looking for (seems more complex than what I am trying to
do). I do not quite understand what the solution was either.
I wil
(Hmm, somehow this reply got past me yesterday -- so my earlier message
made it)
I've checked the dpi settings on both machines (CentOS and Fedora) and
they are both set at 96 dpi.
Is there anyone else that is using Paraview on Fedora 12 -- are you
seeing the same issue?
> -Original Message
What happens if you run the binary from paraview.org? Also, do you see
this same problem with other labels - for example if you create a text
source or turn on the labels for the selection?
-berk
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 10:02 AM, Lofthouse, Andrew J Maj USAF AETC
AFIT/ENY wrote:
> I'm using Par
When you say "plot the particles as a function of time", do you mean
an animation or the paths of the particles in 2D?
-berk
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 8:21 PM, Pei-Ying Hsieh wrote:
> Dear ParaView experts:
>
> I did a simple calculations of particle motion under magnetic fields using
> perl. I
(cc'ing back to ParaView list)
It looks like your pvserver is not compiled with MPI. Are you using binaries
you downloaded from Kitware? That won't work. You will have to compile
pvserver yourself with MPI. Again, details are on the Wiki.
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Setting_up_a_ParaView_S
I'm using Fedora 12 on my laptop and I don't see anything like this.
I've tried in a few minutes to install the paraview version coming with
Fedora, loading a simple dataset and displaying the legend, everything
works fine. I've also a compiled version of paraview which works fine as
well, no c
You should be able to do it by applying a descriptive statistics filter and
then selecting the row containing the variable you want and ploting the
selection over time. However, I see that several pieces of that are broken
right now. I'll start raising bugs to fix them.
-Ken
On 12/17/09 2:3
The simplest thing to do is to create a series is to create a series
of csv files. Like foo1.csv, foo2.csv etc. Then you load this series
into ParaView. You apply Table to Points and Glyph (make sure to
switch to 3D view), then you hit play.
Note: ParaView does not support 2D data natively. You wi
Hi, Berk,
I just realized that I still need to know the format of the csv file. Can I
use:
x,y,z,d (where d is the diameter of the particle)? How will paraview know
which colum to use to scale particle size (ie, d)?
I will have 1000 time steps. Does it mean that I have to load the csv files
Not sure why. I tried building the ReaderPlugin in Examples provided
with ParaView, it seems to work exactly as expected. Take a look at
your plugin and compare it with the one in Examples/Plugins/Reader.
Make sure the xmls match up.
Utkarsh
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 7:14 PM, Bam Ting wrote:
> The
> I just realized that I still need to know the format of the csv file. Can I
> use:
> x,y,z,d (where d is the diameter of the particle)? How will paraview know
> which colum to use to scale particle size (ie, d)?
Yes, you can. You tell the Table to Points filter which columns to use
for x, y an
I have added 4 new nightly dashboard submissions from hooperlab the
sites are :
teddy
bunny
cherry
lance
These nightly builds could be marked as expected.
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Excellent, will do!
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 10:12 AM, Kevin H. Hobbs wrote:
> I have added 4 new nightly dashboard submissions from hooperlab the
> sites are :
>
> teddy
> bunny
> cherry
> lance
>
> These nightly builds could be marked as expected.
>
>
> _
Yes, I saw that in an earlier situation that there may be something to do with
nvidia cards, but the Fedora 12 machine (a laptop) has an intel graphics chip
-- the CentOS machine has an nvidia card and it does _not_ show the problem...
> -Original Message-
> From: paraview-boun...@paravi
Hi
I have tried various ways to get rid of this problem but fail. I guess it is
related to the intel graphic card driver.
I have tried F10,F11,F12,paraview 3.4,3.6,either compiled or from the
distribution repository.One method to kill the problem while using the laptop
is change the "intel" to
On 12/17/2009 09:28 PM, linzhenhua wrote:
I have tried various ways to get rid of this problem but fail. I guess
it is related to the intel graphic card driver.
Yes, it does seem to be related to the intel graphics driver. The
problem does not show up with a clean installation of Fedora 12
On 12/17/2009 08:26 AM, Berk Geveci wrote:
What happens if you run the binary from paraview.org? Also, do you see
this same problem with other labels - for example if you create a text
source or turn on the labels for the selection?
The problem is still there with the binary from paraview.or
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