Hi all,
I'm trying to read a large data set ~60Milion cells in Ensight format. The
files on the disk are about 18GBs.
I compiled Paraview with mpich, I run 8 pvserver on my workstation with
mpirun. My workstation has _144GB of RAM_ (which should be enough to load
the entire data set), with two qu
You are right! I thought that the "command" field was guilty (they are the
homonyms), but they were not. I simply changed the property name in my new
filter, so that I don't have to rewrite XML for existing proxies.
Thanks a lot David!
Jerome
2010/4/13 David E DeMarle
> In vtkSMProxyProperty::
Luca:
It is hard to determine what really causes this problem without loading
the data to ParaView. Is that possible to share the dataset such that I can
debug the code?
thanks.
-Zhanping
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 4:58 AM, wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm trying to read a large data set ~60Mi
Luca,
It seems you are using pv 3.6.2, could you try with paraview cvs or wait a
few days and try it with the 3.8 version?
This kind of issue should be fixed now.
Stephane
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For both cases you can use the Temporal Shift Scale filter, showing
the original data in one view and the temporal shift scale filter in
another. Once you have added the temporal shift scale filter, right
click on the filter in the pipeline browser and check "Ignore Time",
then right click on the d
Thanks!
What a great software community we live in!
Alan
From: Stephane PLOIX [mailto:stephane.pl...@edf.fr]
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2010 12:43 AM
To: Scott, W Alan
Cc: paraview@paraview.org
Subject: RE [Paraview] animations
Hi Alan,
Currently, you can use the temporal shift-scale filter t
Hi Utkarsh and Stephane,
In another setting, I have two time series data sets. The time sequences
are totally independent with each other. Each time sequence can have
irregular spacing as well (due to the fact of relativistic time-space
model). How can I view both data sets in the same window/v
Hi,
I'm trying to read a "home made" xdmf file into paraview but, a get
the following error:
Warning: In /Users/partyd/Kitware/ParaView-3.6/ParaView3/VTK/Filtering/
vtkDataSet.cxx, line 447
vtkUnstructuredGrid (0x1fa64d80): Cell array Eps2 with 1 components,
has 11376 tuples but there are
Unless I misunderstand your first question, you should be able to make the time
series of the two data sets consistent using the temporal shift scale filter.
There is no direct way to get a data set to not load during a certain time, but
you can fake it by toggling the visibility. Open the Anim
You need to add an ExposedProperties tag under the SubProxy tag in the
FileSeriesReaderProxy. In the ExposedProperties tag, list all properties you
want to show up in the object inspector. See XMLPolyDataReader in
Servers/ServerManager/Resources/readers.xml for an example.
-Ken
On 4/13/10 4
Another solution that my user wants is to be able to control two different
cameras at the same time. For instance, my user wants to watch a car crash.
In one window, they want to look at the crash site. A second window should
follow the right car, and in a third window they want to follow the
Hey Dave,
If you want to retrieve the attribute data to make the calculations then you
can call
servermanager.Fetch()
to pull from the server to the client. You can see examples on:
http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/ParaView/Python_Scripting
If your data is very large, though, it might be tough to do
Hi,
I am dealing with a set of data with vtu format. There is a variable
changing over time, but somehow its value was stored separately at each time
instance and with different variable names. Say the variable is x, and at
each time instance its value was stored with x_001, x_002,x_003,x_100.
Yes, simply select each view and add animation tracks for the camera.
The animation view allows user to add the camera track for the active
view.
Utkarsh
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 12:58 PM, Scott, W Alan wrote:
> Another solution that my user wants is to be able to control two different
> cameras
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