Dear all
I applied the contour filter on my data and I would like to know the value of
each point on that surface
I want paraview to get the value (scalar value) for a given point (x,y,z)
is there a way to do that ?
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Hi Pat,
Maybe you could back up a bit and explain what you're trying to
> accomplish? Maybe we can suggest another approach that will work while
> avoiding the incompatibilities vtk version requirements of dolfin and
> paraview.
>
Of course! Apologies that I didn't explain this in more detail be
Hello folks
what is the status of the multi-clients support in 3.98?
I have tried different hosts, different setups and it always results in
crashes, seg faults. I wanted to know if this is related to my setup, or some
known issues.?
The wiki page http://paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView/Collaboratio
No, they are not expected to be compatible. In the past however, that
has generally been the case, however the modules/libraries in
VTK/ParaView are in a flux these days and hence it's highly unlikely
that plugins compiled for 3.98.0 will work with 3.98.1.
Utkarsh
On Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 4:10 AM,
Hi Jean,
Since the modularization of ParaView (3.98) the collaboration.py module
didn't get updated to properly use the new module name.
I guess you should fill a bug for that.
Other than that, collaboration should works just fine.
Did you tried with the desktop application ?
Thanks,
Seb
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Dear all friends
I am really green to the usage of Paraview.
I have been using the ANSYS for large scale FE analysis. Recently I node
that the paraview has the ability of view and postprocess the large .rst
file and it has already added the ANSYS file reader function.
However, I get limited info
Continuing with the idea of comments within the VTK Legacy format, is it
possible to edit an existing ParaView Reader to allow comments to not read
as an error? If so how would one edit that reader? The XML format
previously mentioned, while extremely powerful, is not an ideal choice for
the data f
Utkarsh,
How far are we from having the 3.98.1 downloads done and on the ParaView
website? I bet you have said and I missed it.
Thanks,
Alan
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I am waiting for the sysadmins to upload the files. The binaries are ready.
On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 2:35 PM, Scott, W Alan wrote:
> Utkarsh,
> How far are we from having the 3.98.1 downloads done and on the ParaView
> website? I bet you have said and I missed it.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alan
>
>
>
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Thanks for the information Lucas. I'll have someone track down the issue.
Utkarsh
On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 4:57 PM, Pettey . Lucas wrote:
> Hi Utkarsh,
>
> I built 3.98.1 from the repository as you suggested.
>
> It seemed to run ok, but I had an error with the Adios library that I am
> discussin
Dear all friends
I am really green to the usage of Paraview.
I have been using the ANSYS for large scale FE analysis. Recently I node
that the paraview has the ability of view and postprocess the large .rst
file and it has already added the ANSYS file reader function.
However, I get limited info
I am trying to create an animation of a molecule traveling through a nanopore.
Paraview successfully read the pdb files but I cannot get the molecules to
translate and move (at least not in a sensible way).
Any suggestions?
Jason
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