[Paraview] Cannot change outline color

It seems that color cannot be changed in Outline representation with ParaView 3.10.1. I observe this problem in both Windows and Linux. Or could this be a local problem? Thanks. ___ Powered by www.kitware.com Visit other Kitware open-source projects at

[Paraview] Temporal statistics on a specific time range

Hello, I would like to add something in one of my python scripts to tell temporal statistic filter to not use all time steps... At the moment, I create a directory containing only interesting vti files (vti data set beyond transient time)... not very efficient! Any Idea? Thanks in advance, B

Re: [Paraview] Cannot change outline color

Hi, If you want to change the representation of outline, you should plug your source into a Outline filter: it will outputs a cube representing the bounding box of your data. This cube is a vtkPolyData for which you can change the representation as you want (color, but also line width and opacity)

Re: [Paraview] Cannot change outline color

Yes. That is perfect. Tanks. On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 1:21 PM, Jérôme wrote: > Hi, > If you want to change the representation of outline, you should > plug your source into a Outline filter: it will outputs a cube > representing the bounding box of your data. This cube is a > vtkPolyData for which

Re: [Paraview] using vtkInformation in 3.10

Burlen, Keys are not propagated by pipeline by default. So your approach would only work when there's no other filter between the reader and your filters. With ParaView 3.10, vtkPVPostFilter get inserted always into the pipeline after every algorithm. As a result your keys maybe getting eaten up b

Re: [Paraview] Temporal statistics on a specific time range

Stephane I'm not sure of how you would do it currently, but here's what I'd do if I had to do it ... (using c++) Have a look at TemporalShiftScale for an idea. instead of changing the time values, delete all those before X, and those after Y, to give you your time range in the Time Requests.

Re: [Paraview] CoProcessing

Hi Andrey, For 1), you need to pass pvserver a .pvx file on the command line. You can put the pvx filename at the very end of the pvserver command line. The pvx file should contain the hostname or IP address of each pvserver process. So if there will be two pvserver processess running on the ma

Re: [Paraview] using vtkInformation in 3.10

Hi Utkarsh, Yes, I had connected the reader or source directly to the filter with no other filters intervening. I have used the keys for a number of things. In addition to passing meta data I also implemented dynamic load balancing in a couple of algorithms by passing vtkObjects. For example

[Paraview] 3.10.1 Issues with resizing with OSMesa

Folks, Recently an issue was noticed by some of our users. Evidently, when resizing ParaView client that is connected to a pvserver using OSMesa, the server would hang if there were any text items (such as "Text" source) in the view. I am trying to gauge if any other users have seem similar issues

[Paraview] 3D Glyph Representation Question

I currently have a reader that creates a vtkMultiBlockDataSet with two blocks: one of which is a polydata consisting of vertices and lines. I see the data in a 3D plot as pixels and lines connecting them. To make it more visually appealing, I was looking into views and a saw that they basically

Re: [Paraview] Problems with 'interpolate scalars before mapping' in v3.10

Hello everyone, Perhaps I was a bit unclear in my previous messages. Here are more details about the problem and test case. I use ParaView v3.10.1 release sources, Visual Studio 2008 SP1, Python 2.7, OpenMPI 1.4.3 on Vista SP2. I compiled sources with standard options (just turned on BUILD_SHARED