Hi
I want to probe values at multiple locations and export the data in a single
csv file. In one the previous email, I found the following commands:
>* w = CSVWriter()*>* w.FileName = "/local/data/tmp/foo.csv"*>* #s1 should be
>of type Table*>* w.Input = s1*>* w.UpdatePipeline()*
*
*
*what is
Hi,
I want to access the PointData of a Source using a python script.
So first I choose the Source by
>>> bla=GetActiveSource()
>>> bla
and then I would to access the data of that object, but
>>> Arrays=SOLID25_h5part.PointArrays
>>> Arrays
['Coords_0', 'Coords_1', 'Coords_2', 'SOLID25_h'
Hello,
I'm using ParaView to visualize data from CFD-runs, more specifically direct
numerical simulations data and we use the VTK binary rectilinear grid
format. I run into problem when I have larger values in POINT_DATA than
2^31. The error message that I get is:
ERROR: In
/home/raber/Paraview_s
ParaView has a client server architecture, so the actual data may be
far far away.
Use servermanager.Fetch to bring the data to the client, or use a
python programmable filter to script on the server where the data is.
David E DeMarle
Kitware, Inc.
R&D Engineer
28 Corporate Drive
Clifton Park, NY
Hi,
While you can enable 64bit Ids with VTK_USE_64BIT_IDS it will not fix the
issue with vtkRectilinearGridReader not being able to load files with more
than 2^31 points. I would recommend that you write out the new XML format
for those files. You should also report a bug that
the vtkRectilinearGr
Hi,
Where can i find a good resource to learn server manager configuration
XML? Currently, the paraview Guide seems to be the only source, but
since it is currently beyond my means to obtain a copy, i was looking
for an another place (a wiki or a tutorial?).
I wanted this for the purpose of cre
Hi Patrik,
you can also find some documentation in the vtkSMProxyManager.h and
vtkSMProxy.h files.
Seb
On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 9:48 AM, pratik wrote:
> Hi,
> Where can i find a good resource to learn server manager configuration XML?
> Currently, the paraview Guide seems to be the only source,
Sven,
Could you please give me instruction on how to use of your patch in order to
export vector images?
Thanks,
Nima
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 5:57 PM, Nima Emadi wrote:
> Apparently Paraview does not generate vectorial images at the moment.
>
> Would it be possible to generate such an image by
Hi,
If I connect paraview from my laptop to pvserver running on a machine
that has a graphics card can I get hardware accelerated/rendered
graphics on my laptop client w/o running pvserver in parallel?
--
Jack Gundrum
Research Computing and Cyberinfrastructure
Penn State University
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Yes.
However, to get hardware accleration the server must have a Display so
that it can create a window to get a graphics context. The visible
geometry must be above the remote render threshold setting, or the
geometry will be sent to the client for local rendering. The images
will be rendered on
I was just reading the "paraview tutorial". In the place where they
demonstrate the D3 filter, it seems that it is the missing ghost cells
that result in the fractured visualization. Could this be the cause for
the fractured glyphs? If it is then why isn't D3 able to solve the
problem here?
p
I've just pushed Sven's patches to github.
You can git clone from:
https://github.com/demarle/ParaView/branches/vector-graphics-export
To get it.
And then build from source.
When you do, turn on VTK_USE_GL2PS in cmake.
Once built, save screen shot will have new ps, eps and svg vector
graphic for
Hi
I am trying to add a simple slice filter to a ParaviewWeb client that users
could use interact with a volume. The bundled PWApp application does this
already and so I tried to go through the code and looked at some Python
examples. I was able to get an interactive widget to render but it s
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