Hi Bastien,
You'll want to learn how to write a vtk filter that outputs a vtkPointSet.
There are two ways, a python programmable filter, or a c++ filter.
Ultimately I think you want to write your own vtk filter in c++ and a custom
panel in qt/c++.
See these examples:
ParaView/Examples/Plugins/Fi
So,
I have followed your instructions. But during compilation, an error occurred at
85% of compiling, It was a problem with Qt, a file was truncated...
So, I run ccmake and disable qt compiling option. Now, I launch make and I am
waiting the end of compilation.
Is it the good solution I choose
Hi,
Detailed information about servermanager XML is available in the
"Paraview Guide" (and not anywhere else, apparently :( ). However, a
nice presentation:
http://goo.gl/z0idB
pratik
On Thursday 12 May 2011 11:36 PM, Federico Milano wrote:
Thanks Pratik. I've been exploring the filters.xml
Turns out I already made a bug report for this last time it came up. If
you're interested, the bug report is:
http://www.vtk.org/Bug/view.php?id=11765
Pat
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 4:48 PM, pat marion wrote:
> The problem in general is- the script calls Show() and depending on the
> dataset, p
Thanks Pratik. I've been exploring the filters.xml before writing to the
list. The thing is that I don't know where to find the complete
syntax/semantics of the plugins XMLs, so, actually, I know how to show combo
boxes, vector properties, etc, but I don't know how to include a
ProxyProperty in my
Hi,
Have you tried exposing the clip filter through your xml? The
severmanager XML for the clip can be found in
/path-to-paraview/Severs/ServerManager/Resources/filters.xml.
pratik
On Thursday 12 May 2011 11:24 PM, Federico Milano wrote:
Hi,
I would need to include an implicit plane widget
Hi,
I would need to include an implicit plane widget as an input to my plugin,
and I have googled for it (or for any other widget), and I have found almost
no info. I've been reading the paraview source code for hours, but these
built in filters XMLs and code are really different from what I usual
Thanks!
My God...I am getting some really wonderful visualization here! My
thanks to the Paraview developers!
pratik
On Thursday 12 May 2011 05:48 PM, Utkarsh Ayachit wrote:
You may want to play with the color table and change the transfer
function to reduce the "crowding". IsoVolume will cove
You may want to play with the color table and change the transfer
function to reduce the "crowding". IsoVolume will covert your image
data to unstructured grid which takes up more memory in general.
Utkarsh
On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 5:53 AM, pratik wrote:
> Hi all,
> I wanted to view my 3d scalar
Hi all,
I wanted to view my 3d scalar data using a volume rendering. If i just
load the data and use the volume representation option, the view i get
is too crowded with data to be useful. Which is why i tried ot use the
IsoVolume option. It worked alright when representation was surface, but
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