I also have some issues with the screenshot, on Windows.
I have to move the window that asks where to save the file outside of the
display window of Paraview. Otherwise it is over the picture.
2011/2/9 Utkarsh Ayachit utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com
Is this on Windows?
Utkarsh
On Wed, Feb 9,
Hello, Utkarsh.
The screenshots I have sent have been made with
PV-3.10.0-RC1-Linux-x86_64 on CentOS 5.5.
I performed the same screenshot test with PV 3.8.1 on Windows Vista, but
I had not this color problem, neither the window over picture problem of
Aurélien Marsan.
I will install
Hello,
We are attempting to use Paraview to visualise some data from a
simulation. At present we have a standalone Python script that converts
the data into a legacy VTK file which Paraview can read. Ideally we'd
like to integrate the script into Paraview as a programmable source so
that the
Hello James
I don't believe this is a bug. I have used the ProgrammableSource and was able
to render a grid without any difficulty. What is missing in your procedure is
most likely setting the WholeExtent.
try loading this script and you'll get a rendered image
paraview --script=state.py
Utkarsh,
I have performed the same screenshot tests on Windows Vista 32 bits with
PV 3.10.0-RC1. No problem. The picture is always as expected, with the
LIC representation being colored by the pressure variable in bot cases,
offscreen rendering checked or unchecked. So the LIC color by
Hi Jean,
Thanks a lot - that solves my first problem!
Regards,
James
On 10/02/2011 12:30, Favre Jean wrote:
Hello James
I don't believe this is a bug. I have used the ProgrammableSource and was able
to render a grid without any difficulty. What is missing in your procedure is
most
Dear Paraviewers,
I would like to extract the location of a minimum value from a data set in
pvbatch
I were able to find the value of the minimum with
mm=MinMax(Uzcomponent)
mm.Operation=MIN
mindata=sm.Fetch(Uzcomponent,mm,mm)
The min max filter unfortunately doesn't keep track of which tuple and
processor it found the min in so you can't get back to the particular
point or cell it came from.
Instead of using fetch and minmax, try using a values selection. Set
the value to be that minimum value. Once you extract the
I'm pretty new to paraview so could be doing fundamentally wrong here, but
here's my issue...
I have paraview 3.10 compiled/installed from source on Ubuntu 10. I'm using
a python script to connect to pvserver, iterate over a bunch of vtk files,
do some stuff, and saving the output as a png. I'm
Hi Karl,
It sounds like a memory leak problem. Have you tried opening the System
Monitor in ubuntu and watching the memory usage of pvserver as you run your
script? Can you post your script so we can take a look at it, maybe you
aren't cleaning up after you process each file?
You can pass
Just curious if anyone has any experience setting up a Paraview server on
Amazon's EC2 platform. I have compiled VTK a few times in the past, but I am
spinning my wheels trying to square away offscreen rendering and parallel
processing. I know this doesn't necessarily need to relate to EC2, but I
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