Some news about always the same issue.
I compile Paraview 3.12 by my own, using the Python 2.7 installed on my
system.
Again, I can not import scipy.signal.
Does someone achieve this ?
Thanks,
A.Marsan
Le 18 novembre 2011 15:14, Aurélien Marsan a écrit :
> Non there isn't anything.
> Only a r
I don't think such a list exists.
The readers that come from VTK/Parallel certainly are, the rest may or
may not be. Furthermore it would be useful to document the specific
strategy used by the various parallel readers.
Alan, would you please start a stub page on the wiki where we can
start to do
Try adding the executive tag the the xml for the reader. I am guessing
ParaView is replacing your executive with the compositedatapipeline
when it instantiates it.
David E DeMarle
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On Mon, Nov 14, 2011
Can one of you report this on the bug tracker? Ideally with example
code that replicates the problem. There were a handful of changes to
VTK/Filtering/vtkStreamingDemandDrivenPipeline that could have caused
this.
If the problem is on the bug tracker we are less likely to loose it.
David E DeMarle
I have a user interested in using ParaViewWeb as a front-end to some
visualization tasks, however we can't use TomCat in our environment. Is
there any kind of "Standalone" service that can be used as a replacement?
I know several apps that expose a web interface offer a limited function
webse
If you're developing an algorithm that changes the dimensions of an image and
you want it to work inside paraview, then you'd best just give up and instead
throw yourself from a tall building. Especially so if you convert images to
meshes or vice versa (or back again to images later). The way st
Hi Randall,
Can you be more specific by what you mean by "standalone" and by
"can't use Tomcat" ?
Because, for me tomcat can be standalone. Would you think something
more embedded such as Jetty or something that does not involved Java
at all ?
Thanks,
Seb
On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 10:00 AM, Randa
Good afternoon,
I have been trying to create a plugin for paraview that receives a 3D Image
and produces as output a PolyData.
Has anyone done this before?, I don't find any example on the internet and
i have found a lot
of problems trying to do it by modifying a plugin extended from
vtkImageAlgor
you're better off subclassing vtkPolyDataAlgorithm. Have a look at something
like one of the contour filters. Actually, they might be messy because there
are so many options for specialized input types. Try vtkGeometryFilter or
something simple like that for a starter.
JB
From: paraview-boun..
Something I can run entirely without any higher-permissions to the
system, with no access to /etc or /usr folders.
Sebastien Jourdain wrote:
Hi Randall,
Can you be more specific by what you mean by "standalone" and by
"can't use Tomcat" ?
Because, for me tomcat can be standalone. Would you thi
Hi Randall,
This sounds good, so tomcat can easily be used on any user account
with no right outside his home. You can even strip down the default
package of tomcat so you get only the minimum required for ParaViewWeb
and you can run it on any port higher than 1024.
To do that, you will need to d
Hello,I have 2 polylines and I would like to create a ribbon between them, ie a
triangulation. I did not find any suitable class but I wonder if I did not miss
anything, any help?
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Hi Stephen.
On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 5:34 AM, Stephan Rogge
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Since I can use ParaView's cave mode in my Virtual Environment (VE), I was
> able to play a bit with its stereo capabilities and the wall configuration
> (.pvx).
>
> Before I start with my discussion, I would like to g
Pat,
Thanks, I think I see were you are going with this, except that the normals
from 'Generate Surface Normals' for the Delaunay2D are not all the same, except
that they are very similar in the Z direction. The Delaunay2D plane is not a
plane with uniform topography.
Is there someway to
I guess I don't quite understand what you're after. But if you'd like
more triangles in your dataset, you can use the Subdivide filter.
Pat
On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 7:48 PM, Ian Leslie wrote:
> Pat,
> Thanks, I think I see were you are going with this, except that the
> normals from 'Generat
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