Well, at least you can still use GetClassName() to figure out the object.
I'm wondering how much overhead there is to import paraview.vtk -- any
ideas? Also, it's a bit dangerous when running in parallel since that may
encourage people to create their own vtk objects in a manner that they
didn't in
Hi,
It sounds like you probably have multiple versions of the vtk libraries
installed someplace in your path. Maybe the FEniCS package ships it's own
version of the vtk libraries? If FEniCS imports a different version of
vtk, then paraview won't be able to import vtk within the same memory
space
That's true. And I think it makes sense for ParaView to selectively import
only the parts of VTK that it needs to implement paraview.simple and
paraview.servermanager.
I find it annoying that paraview.vtk is not equivalent to the standard vtk
python. If you run a script with pvpython or pvbatch,
Thanks Russell for the clarification!.
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 6:42 PM, Russell M. Taylor II wrote:
> VRPN can handle a number of non-LIBUSB devices. It handles many devices
> using the HID interface. It handles others using RS-232 or native O/S
> interfaces. Depending on what device you need,
Hi,
apologies for bumping my own message, but looking at the thread view
[1] of the mailing list archives I just realised that strangely my
email was filed under a completely unrelated thread (even though I
hadn't replied to any messages) and maybe this is why it got lost in
people's inboxes.
So
As I remember, libusb is only required for testing currently if the
VRPlugin and VRPN are enabled. The current test for this case does use
libusb, even though this may not be correct for the environment.
It may or may not be necessary for VRPN to use libusb given the immersive
environment setup.
VRPN can handle a number of non-LIBUSB devices. It handles many
devices using the HID interface. It handles others using RS-232 or
native O/S interfaces. Depending on what device you need, you may or
may not need LIBUSB.
Russ
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Hi Pradeep,
vtkClientSocket (0x7fc9ae108cb0): Socket error in call to connect.
Permission denied.
Your connection is being blocked somewhere in between your compute node
and workstation. there are various configuration setting on either/both
client and server that could cause it. Fortunately
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 1:09 PM, Emiliano Pastorelli wrote:
> Hi,
>
> are you sure it's not necessary to have libusb installed to run vrpn?
> Actually the vrpn_HumanInterface class makes use of HIDAPI, and i think i
> remember one of the hidapi linux versions is based on libusb.
>
I think it is
Hi,
i'm trying to use paraview to visualize a nhdr+nrrd file representing
the CT of a cylinder of concrete containing metal fibers. The file is
definitely quite big, more or less 800x800x600, and what i need to do is
to find a threshold in the volume to highlight the fibers. So far so
good, i
Hello,
I am searching for an easy way to get rid of the box and the direction vector,
but still showing the plane with shading when cutting a geometry in Paraview.
Is it also possible to show several planes with the same properties as
described above in on image, like I would cut a geometry sev
Hi,
are you sure it's not necessary to have libusb installed to run vrpn?
Actually the vrpn_HumanInterface class makes use of HIDAPI, and i think
i remember one of the hidapi linux versions is based on libusb.
Best,
Emiliano
Il 29/01/13 19:01, Johannes Zarl ha scritto:
Hi,
Today I tried th
Hello,
I am searching for an easy way to get rid of the box and the direction vector,
but still showing the plane with shading when cutting a geometry in Paraview.
Is it also possible to show several planes with the same properties as
described above in on image, like I would cut a geometry sev
Hi Aashish, today i installed the master ParaView as you suggested.
There is something wrong with the GUI for the VRPlugin, and now it's not
possible to select anymore the type of the VR connection, not even
importing a state file. I solved that importing an older version of the
plugin, with t
Hello again,
sorry, I for to add that I have projected cell data to point data and made a
slice within a certain location within the geometry. I want to calculate the
mean value of the point data in this slice, is there an already implemented
function for that? Thanks!
Best wishes,
___
FWIW, I've also found that only importing the VTK modules that one needs
in a given script shaves off some time during the initialization of the
script.
On 01/29/13 06:50, Pat Marion wrote:
There's a lot of VTK python modules, and unfortunately they are not all
imported with you import paravie
Thanks for trying out latest code. The change looks good to me. We will
have it merged. I am definitely interested in hearing if you find any
issues / improvements.
Thanks,
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 12:01 PM, Johannes Zarl wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Today I tried the current paraview git master with the VR
Hi,
Today I tried the current paraview git master with the VRPlugin&VRPN enabled.
A smaller annoyance is that the build system refuses to build when libusb.h is
not installed (Even though libusb is not required by paraview or vrpn).
Explicitly setting VRPN_LIBUSB_INCLUDE_DIR to be empty instead
Hello,
I set both the variables in cmake to
"/home/hp120242/k00603/softwares/openmpi/include/", the folder in which
the mpi.h file is located. But still I am getting the same error:
[ 22%] Building CXX object
VTK/Parallel/MPI/CMakeFiles/vtkParallelMPI.dir/vtkMPICommunicator.cxx.o
In file include
Yves,
1. I don't see the oddity with the block number and BlockID when
running in parallel, as you describe. For me, the BlockID in indeed
Index for block + 1 whether I run in parlalel or not.
2. Running your python script as a single process, I get 1:18 minutes,
while in parallel (2 procs), I get
Doesn't look like your client machine can connect to the server
machine. From the client machine try:
> ping 83.shin.fluid.cse.nagoya-u.ac.jp
> telnet 83.shin.fluid.cse.nagoya-u.ac.jp 1
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 4:58 AM, Pradeep Jha
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have installed Paraview 3.98 on my De
Ensure MPI_CXX_INCLUDE_PATH and MPI_C_INCLUDE_PATH cmake variable are
set correctly to point to this location of mpi.h include file.
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 1:43 AM, Pradeep Jha
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I installed MPI locally on my account. After that I managed to do the ccmake
> and generate a makef
Dear all,
I have a simulation of complex bodies where a single complex body can be
though as formed by 2 planes and 4 spheres. For each of these objects I
have some data attributes to assign (let's say a vector force and a scalar
mass). I want to write a vtk (.vtp?) file to visualize (in Paraview)
There's a lot of VTK python modules, and unfortunately they are not all
imported with you import paraview.vtk from ParaView's python console. But,
all the python modules are shipped with ParaView, as far as I know, they
just aren't imported. I wish there was an easy way to import the full set
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