You can use the following:
DataRepresentation1.SelectMapper = 'GPU'
Utkarsh
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 1:17 PM, John Haiducek wrote:
> How do I select a volume mapper from the python API? I want to use
> raycasting rather than the default projected tetrahedra.
>
> John Haiducek
>
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How do I select a volume mapper from the python API? I want to use
raycasting rather than the default projected tetrahedra.
John Haiducek
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I'm attempting to use an existing installation of numpy in Paraview on
Windows. I installed Paraview from a binary installer onto Windows.
Paraview installed it's own Python version without numpy. I tried
appending the path to an existing numpy installation on the computer to
the PYTHONPATH wit
I can ask my self. I have just discover that we can set the cache geometry
cache
in the Paraview Edit/Settings.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
De : R M
À : paraview@paraview.org
Envoyé le : Ven 29 octobre 2010, 16h 50min 38s
Objet : [Paraview] Paraview and tempo
Hello,
I develop a reader that process a format describing geometry, attributes and
temporals data. When I load a file in paraview and that I ask for a specific
time step, I can trace the call and I see that a RequestData is done. So, for
each request data, my output contains the geometry, th
Hi Matt,
By quickly reading your code, I understand that you try to put
the ouput of the PlotOverLine on the the input of an image writer.
The mistake, IMHO, is that PlotOverLine outputs a vtkPolyData
(Polygonal Mesh in ParaView), that's why the writer doesn't want it as
input (it expects a vtkIma
