I found the problem... I was inserting PointData instead of CellData :) ,,,
Anyway it seems to be starting to work now.. 2 things though :
-> Whenever I try to run directly a python script exported from paraview
(Through the Coprocessing export state) it won't run until I remove all
references to
I am a new paraview user, so please bear with me if the question is too simple.
I have two data sets currently in the legacy vtk format of the types
STRUCTURED_GRID and POLYDATA.
Is there a (simple) way to combine these data into a single file for
visualization in Paraview? (Yes, I know that I c
Load the attached file into paraview 3.8. Then try to save in pvd ascii format,
and paraview crashes.
Harald
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Hello
I think you can just use the append dataset filter to combine the grids. This
works fine with .pvd files: just load up the data
and select (highlight) all the data you want to combine and then apply the
append dataset filter.
It certainly seems to work if the data have the same scalars e
Hi,
The append dataset filter method does not work for the two data sets I have
(see attached files). It is a height map and a path above this landscape.
I would like to be able to put these data types together in a single file and
have it visualized in Paraview without having to interfer manua
Hey Harald,
It looks like there is an error in your .vtk file: The description of LINES
should read
LINES 1 6
since you are just describing one cell (rather than 4 separate cells). If you
really want four separate cells, you need this:
LINES 4 12
2 0 1
2 1 2
2 2 3
2 3 4
Talk to you later,
-E
Hey again,
If you really want them together, one possibility would be to make them into an
unstructured grid, which "consists of arbitrary combinations of any possible
cell type". The problem is that all of the points or cells would have to have
the same attributes defined, and you only have th
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 3:39 AM, Jacques Papper wrote:
> I found the problem... I was inserting PointData instead of CellData :) ,,,
> Anyway it seems to be starting to work now.. 2 things though :
>
> -> Whenever I try to run directly a python script exported from paraview
> (Through the Coproces
Hello
Further to my earlier mail the attached image illustrates what I am looking to
achieve: Model is clipped from the sphere.
This data was generated from a single layer netCDF (GMT) grid - it is not
readily possible to make a 3D netCDF.
The view shows the first layer (50km) and the inner s
looks good.
2010/8/13 Lester Anderson
> Hello again
>
> Sorted out the calculator bit :
>
>
> (coordsZ*cos(coordsX*3.14159265/180)*cos(coordsY*3.14159265/180))*iHat+(coordsZ*sin(coordsX*3.14159265/180)*cos(coordsY*3.14159265/180))*jHat+(coordsZ*sin(coordsY*3.14159265/180))*kHat
>
> The model is
I was trying the same exercise for fun, and I got it done with a Python
Programmable Filter. When you import math, you also get math.pi
Here is how I did it:
1) generate a structured grid with a programmable source and your given bounds
2) remap its coordinates with a programmable filter
Here
-- Forwarded message --
From: Rakesh Hammond
Date: 13 August 2010 19:26
Subject: Re: [Paraview] saving screen shot as a PNG image, Paraview-3.8.0
To: pat marion
Hi Pat,
Thanks for your suggestion - but didn't help, PV-3.8 still crashed.
I am able to save the screen shot using
Hi Rakesh,
You mentioned CVS. I just want to double check are you really still using
CVS ParaView? or are you on the git release branch? Or using the source
tarball from the webpage?
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 2:26 PM, Rakesh Hammond <
rakesh.hamm...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>
> -- Forwarde
Sorry - I should have been more clearer
I am using the source tar ball 3.8.0 from the webpage
On 13 August 2010 19:41, Dave Partyka wrote:
> Hi Rakesh,
>
> You mentioned CVS. I just want to double check are you really still using
> CVS ParaView? or are you on the git release branch? Or using th
Sorry I meant None... not Null :
For example :
DataRepresentation1.SelectOrientationVectors = [None, '']
DataRepresentation1.SelectedMapperIndex = 'Projected tetra'
DataRepresentation1.CubeAxesTickLocation = 'Inside'
DataRepresentation1.CubeAxesXAxisMinorTickVisibility = 1
Hi Jacques,
My python trace files have similar lines, and I am able to run them without
error. I've only just tested with latest git master, not 3.8. Can you copy
the specific error message you're getting so I can take a look?
Pat
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 6:20 PM, Jacques Papper wrote:
>So
I tried downloading the binary for OS X today, specifically:
Mac OS X x86_64 Application Bundle (10.5+) ParaView-3.8.0-Darwin-
x86_64.dmg
When I try to launch the application it crashes immediately. My
system setup is:
Mac Pro ~ 2007, 2 x quad Xeon 3GHz
OS X 10.6.4
Has anyone else run in
That would be very helpful. Also if you launch the application from a
command line is any output printed to the console? I have experienced some
problems with upgrade machines only performing a 32bit upgrade. Thus this
bundle of ParaView won't work because it is 64 bit only. Haver you tried the
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