Thanks Pat, I'll store this for future reference. The XT5 has forwarding
disabled, but one of the newer machines that we'll be experimenting with has it
enabled so I'll try it there when we next do tests.
Note to anyone reading the original post : It has been pointed out to me that
my 'Find_IP'
Hello,
I've a question about the pvserver of paraview. I started 8 pvservers on the
Linux-Cluster and the GUI connected to them. All worked fine, but very slow. So
I have increased the number of pvservers up to 32 processes in order to get a
better performance. After I have loaded some files i
Hi, I writing a reader and I will like to create a panel (in the object
inspector) depending on the file information.
for example, adding (activating) a DoubleVectorProperty with a custom
name and a custom default value (depending of the information in the file).
A second question: I want to
Hi Nathalie,
Is there any way that you can give specific steps to reproduce this?
It will be hard to track down otherwise.
-berk
On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 3:17 AM, wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I've a question about the pvserver of paraview. I started 8 pvservers on the
> Linux-Cluster and the GUI conn
For all such non standard tricks, you need to create a custom panel.
In the custom panel code, you can update properties, gui elements
etc. as per your liking. There are custom panel examples in ParaView
code itself as well under the Examples directory.
Utkarsh
On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 8:28 AM, F
I was wondering is someone might be able to post an example file of
the XML file for XDMF showing use of tensor and tensor6 type data?
Thanks!
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Hello,
I'm new to Paraview and am trying to use it to edit a VTK image. My
original image is in the structured points format. I'm using the
ExtractCellsByRegion filter to select a subset, which I save using
Save Data with a VTK extension like the original. However, I could
not open thi
VTK has a data type called structured grid that is different than image data
(and also different than unstructured grid). If ParaView is not telling you
that your data is image data or a uniform grid, then the data you write out
will be necessarily incompatible with reading it as an image file.
On Wednesday, September 15, 2010 09:40:07 pm Bart Janssens wrote:
> I want to get data from our finite element CFD solver into paraview, so
> I'd like to write an exporter that writes in the format that is best
> suited and well supported by existing paraview readers. It should be
> possible to re
Thanks for your reply! I'm not having any trouble reading the
original unstructured points as an image, but I didn't see why the
data type was getting switched to an unstructured grid.
Now I've realize this was done by ExtractCellsByRegion, which makes
sense. I switched to Extract Subset,
Extract Cells by Region produces the most generic type (unstructured
grid) because the region can potentially be arbitrary. An arbitrary
region can not by definition preserve the very regular structure
inherent in the image data type.
ExtractSubset produces i,j,k aligned subspaces, not arbitrary o
I want to make a plugin that will read a file (which contains a
transform) and apply it to the input of the plugin. Classically I have
had either:
// for readers, lets me file->open to
select a file
or
// for filters, to do something to the
selected object in the pipeline
For this plugin
Checkout the SLAC plugin reader it reads in a set of files and sets up a
pipeline and adds some gui buttons for some of SLAC's common operations.
After you load in the plugin you can click on the SLAC folder to bring up
the files to read in which are all in ParaView/Data/SLAC/pic-example/ and
are;
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