Hello Paraviewers
The Glyph Filter includes in its properties a glyph type "Arrow."
Each arrow can have its radius and length (for both the tip and shaft)
be drawn proportionally to the value of the vector it represents.
I'm asked to slightly (?) adjust the glyph filter so that, for each
individu
I've actually never heard of python state trace. So, please, go on.
The only thing that comes up with Google is a paraview mailing list
thread about it being broken and a few miscellaneous mentions.
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 7:32 PM, Christopher Olah
wrote:
> Hey Eric,
>
> Thanks! I was using 3.8.1
Hey Eric,
Thanks! I was using 3.8.1 but I'm pulling from git right now. :) If
someone knows how to write an STL in 3.8.1, it would still be nice to
know, of course.
Thanks again,
Christopher
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 6:11 PM, Eric E. Monson wrote:
> Hey Christopher,
>
> Well, I think that page i
Hey Christopher,
Well, I think that page is the best current documentation. Which version of
ParaView are you using? (The API has changed quite a bit over various versions,
and if you're using an earlier version than 3.8 or 3.9, the Python API has
gotten much nicer these days.)
I'm not actuall
Hi
I posted about this ages ago, and with your help got it working on
linux, but now I am having problems getting it going under Windows.
Let me summarize what I am doing.
I am writing a Python plugin, and I want to popup a custom dialog.
For simple dialogs I have found:
import PyQt4.QtGui
Dear All,
I have a large number of RAW files (unsigned characters in 3
dimensions of varying size) and I need to extract isosurfaces and save
them as STLs. I've been using paraview to do this (and it's awesome!),
but doing it by hand is becoming impractical. Unfortunately, I've been
having trouble
I'm using ParaView 3.8.1 and trying to create an animation sequence over
some topography.The 'help' built into the tool when looking for help
on animation appears to refer to a much earlier version of paraview,
which appears to have changed considerably.
When I open the Animation View win
Hello David,
thanks a lot for your help.
Best regards,
Martin Vymazal
Quoting David Thompson :
My second question concerns the keyword 'Cardinality' in descriptive
statistics When I make a slice of my mesh and apply the
statistics to it, for example, the cardinality values are far b
My second question concerns the keyword 'Cardinality' in descriptive
statistics When I make a slice of my mesh and apply the
statistics to it, for example, the cardinality values are far bigger
than the number of nodes of the sliced plane or curve. Is cardinality
always the total number of nod
Hi Martin,
I have an ouput file that comes from a cfd simulation. After I load
the data in paraview and apply the descriptive statistics filter, I
see a table presenting mean value, min., max. ... of my quantities.
I'd like to ask if it's possible to export this table as a text file
so that I c
Dear ParaView users & developers,
I have an ouput file that comes from a cfd simulation. After I load
the data in paraview and apply the descriptive statistics filter, I
see a table presenting mean value, min., max. ... of my quantities.
I'd like to ask if it's possible to export this tabl
Here's what I have done:
//output is a vtkPolyData
int nbComponents = 2;
vtkSmartPointer dataToAdd =
vtkSmartPointer::New();
vtkIdType nbElems = output->GetNumberOfCells();
int size = nbElems * nbComponents;
dataToAdd->SetNumberOfComponents(2);
dataToAdd->SetNumberOfTuples(size);
dataToAdd->
This build :
http://www.cdash.org/CDash/buildSummary.php?buildid=747901
and the hooperlab builds like it, all report a build error related to
FindQt4.cmake.
CMake is the development version from git.
These builds use OSMesa and should not be using the GUI.
They have CMake variables set which I
>
> * When the script is long, it is not convinient to implement it
> inside the XML file. Is there an example to use a "import script" ?
>
This is the way I use this feature.
Your script and all the libraries inside it must been viewable in your
PYTHONPATH.
* Does the XML file provides a Property
Dear Paraview users,
I am making a simple animation of a scalar field in 2D.
i have a set of vtu files with increasing numbering that represent
subsequent timesteps.
i can animate this without a problem however there is a slight
inconvenience.
each new timestep is visualized as a solid color surfa
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