Hi,
I am back with the strange extent/bounds problem (see other threads...)
I want to process FFT-based image convolution in ParaView. Thus I
enabled different VTK filters in ParaView so that I can implement the
following pipeline :
- Read an image and pad it to include
- built a kernel (eg. Wave
Hi,
I am new to this group and am working on paraview extensively from the
last 1 month on windows.
I am working on images of the size 9MB .
But generally when I have more than 3-4 images (with their counter or
glyph mapping), paraview crashes suddenly. This is more frequent when i
select and dese
Is this a prebuilt version of ParaView or something that you built?
Can you do a debug build and attach a debugger to it when it crashes
and get the stack trace? That will help us understand why it's
crashing.
Utkarsh
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 7:58 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
> I am new to this group and am
Hi,
I cant install the new version now,
The error being during instaillation:
Error opening file for writing:
C:\Program Files\Paraview 3.8.0-RC2\bin\
being many files including paraview.exe,
pqApplicationComponents.dll,etc.
Thank You
Rhushabh
> Is this a prebuilt version of ParaV
Hmm. Now that I think about it, all my datasets with quadratic elements are
surface elements, so this problem wouldn't show up. The other test data sets
have 3D quadratic cells, but without any neighbors. Is there a simple small
example you can post?
-Ken
On 5/19/10 12:18 AM, "Stephane PLO
Hi,
I installed the new version without any problems (in the prevous mail I
had problems due to previous process instances of paraview still opened)
The error still exists, Again the debugger has problems , so I could only
get the disassembly file for the problem if of any help,which is attached.
Rhushabh,
You cannot debug the binaries downloaded from paraview.org since they
don't have debugging symbols in them. You'll have to compile ParaView
from source. Refer to the following wiki page on how to build
ParaView.
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView:Build_And_Install
Utkarsh
On Wed, M
Jenya,
You might want to look at Qt/Core/Testing/BasicApp.cxx as a simplest
example of using the pq layer. For more complete customization
examples look under Examples/CustomApplications.
This wiki page may come in handy:
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Writing_Custom_Applications
If you look at t
Before clicking plot over line, information shows
xmin= -7.5 xmax= 25 (geometry = rectangular)
when I click on plot over line (x-axis)
point 1= -10.75
point 2= 28.25
Why are the max/min values different from the geometry?
Thanks in advance,
Stephen
--
stephen.wor...@sophia.inria.fr
2004 route de
Plot over line probes the original dataset for values at locations
along the line alone. So the max and min that you get after Plot over
line are the max and min values along the line alone, not the whole
input dataset.
Utkarsh
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 11:37 AM, Stephen Wornom
wrote:
> Before cli
It looks like the streamlines filter only accepts point data and the data on
the mesh is cell data. You can get around that by running the Point Data to
Cell Data filter, although this seems like an odd restriction on the
streamlines filter and you might want to add a feature request to the Par
I have seen a crash when using Cygwin, and X forwarding to a Linux box. Are
you doing this?
Otherwise, to the best of my knowledge, this seems to be an unknown,
unrepeatable bug.
Alan
-Original Message-
From: paraview-boun...@paraview.org [mailto:paraview-boun...@paraview.org] On
Beh
Hi Luc,
I am not aware of a filter in paraview that does this. You could write a
python programmable filter that takes two datasets and labels the common
points. Then use the clip filter to clip away the labeled points (set Clip
Type to scalar.)
...and since the paraview wiki didn't have any pr
Hmm. I'm actually running it on a Linux cluster (SGI ICE) and X
forwarding to another Linux box. So the forwarding bit is similar but I
wonder if that could cause a crash like this?!
Any hints on how I might be able to track down the problem?
Cheers,
Cihan
On 20/05/10 05:22, Scott, W Alan wro
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