Hello, all.
I have a multi-block geometry described by many Tecplot files, one
Tecplot file for each block (myfile001.tp, myfile002.tp...). Of course,
I can copy the mono-block files into one Tecplot multi-block file before
running Paraview, but the data may be huge (more than 300 file for 2 G
This is an interesting challenge. Currently, there is no way of having a reader
load multiple files as multiple blocks. You can do time series but not blocks.
The following would have achieved that:
>>> reader = TecplotReader(FileNames=['myfile001.tp','myfile002.tp'])
There is a (slightly hackish
Hello all,
I have a C++ based application, and I'm using ParaView to do
visualization. A key criterion for choosing ParaView was its ability
to load data that lives on a remote server. Now I have a different
visualization workflow that I need to support: the data all lives
locally in memory on the
I am trying to visualize an MHD flow, but the data I have, say for a cell,
is u, v, and w velocities. I want to combine these to make a glyph and then
streamlines. As of now, I can only plot one at a time and they are always
in one direction (the x direction). I am thinking this is an easy fix!
Hi all,
Is there anyway that one could export the snapshot pictures in vector format
in Paraview?
Do we need to add a plug-in to paraview?
I have a xml (vtr) dataset and need a lot of snapshops preferably in eps
format.
Thanks,
Mohamad M. Nasr-Azadani
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Sure. Where should I send it?
In the meantime, is there a place on the web that gives examples of how
to do volume rendering of image data as specified in the FAQ?
--Steve H.
Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
Hmm... That might be a gap in ParaView functionality. Do you have an
example data set you
Up to now I have been working with version 3.2. I just installed
version 3.8 to see if there were any differences in behavior.
In version 3.8 I'm not allowed to do volume rendering at all. When I
try to set the "Volume" representation option (which resulted in display
of a black block in 3.2
