Re: [Paraview] pvserver through ssh tunnel

Thanks David, That works great. If I can abuse this list just a little further for advice. Do you have any suggestions on compression levels both within paraview and for the ssh tunnel? To put this in context the server is being managed over the internet (so relatively slow connection). The files

[Paraview] KiwiViewer v2.0 available now in the App Store

[apologies for the cross post] On behalf of the mobile development team at Kitware, I’m happy to announce the release of KiwiViewer v2.0 for iOS, now available for download in the App Store . The app runs on devices with iOS 6 and is o

[Paraview] KiwiViewer and ParaView

Hi folks, I just sent an email announcing the releaseof KiwiViewer v2.0 for iOS. I wanted to send another email to highlight two new features that are specific to ParaView. I'm interested in your feedback if you have a chance to try these features, than

Re: [Paraview] Why is pvbatch displaying images?

See the cmake config settings for pure offscreen rendering configuration of pvserver in: http://paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView/Users_Guide/Parallel_Rendering#Offscreen_Software_Rendering_via_OSMesa David E DeMarle Kitware, Inc. R&D Engineer 21 Corporate Drive Clifton Park, NY 12065-8662 Phone: 518-881

Re: [Paraview] Why is pvbatch displaying images?

just wondering, when I was making OSMesa, it gave me the following message during "configure": Project MESSAGE: Disabling video due the lack of GLib/Gio/GStreamer --

Re: [Paraview] Why is pvbatch displaying images?

Haven't seen that one. What does google say that that part of mesa is for? I am guessing that it is for video/movies and if so it doesn't matter to us. David E DeMarle Kitware, Inc. R&D Engineer 21 Corporate Drive Clifton Park, NY 12065-8662 Phone: 518-881-4909 On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 9:30 AM, P

Re: [Paraview] pvserver through ssh tunnel

The files should be resident near the server, so compression won't affect them (unless you are doing something in the Cloud, in which case I can't help you). For compression and its relationship to remote rendering, try the various presets on [Preferences|Settings]->Render View->Server David E De

Re: [Paraview] Why is pvbatch displaying images?

May be my (very) short experience with pvserver and OSMesa can help... I've just build a config without any error messages. I've downloaded Mesa-7.11.2 and ParaView-3.98.1 sources. (see "[Paraview] Using paraview with pvserver" thread on this list) 1) build of Mesa-7.11.2 with: ./configure --w

[Paraview] Getting the actual keyframe index

Hello, I try to save an animation of a file series read by my own reader. Together with each output file I would like to store the actual time given by the UPDATE_TIME_STEP(). I need this information to link externally generated plots with the output image and to join the plots with the paravi

[Paraview] rendering image larger than window size

Hi all, My monitor res is 1280x960. Once I lock the paraview window to 2000x1000, and in python shell call WriteImage("test.png"); the saved image is only the size that is displayed on the window. Is it possible to save the whole image? I know the option of clicking Save Screenshots on the control

Re: [Paraview] Using paraview with pvserver

Patrick, With legacy VTK format, ParaView does the following: 1. for unstructured data (vtkPolyData, vtkUnstructuredGrid etc), ParaView reads the entire file on the root node and then partitions and distributes the data among all processes so the rest of the processing i.e. filters, etc. can dist

Re: [Paraview] rendering image larger than window size

Lock your ParaView window to 1000x500 and then use WriteImage("foo.png", Magnification=2). On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 11:17 AM, Li Guan wrote: > Hi all, > > My monitor res is 1280x960. > Once I lock the paraview window to 2000x1000, and in python shell call > WriteImage("test.png"); the saved image i

Re: [Paraview] Getting the actual keyframe index

Not as easy as it sounds since ParaView doesn't really have a notion of key-frame index. But try adding a new "Python" animation track and then using a script something like follows. When you play the animation you'll see the index increasing. # def start_cu

Re: [Paraview] rendering image larger than window size

Thank you Utkarsh! An additional question, if I need to grab the "high-res" Z-buffer, it is possible? Li On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 1:56 PM, Utkarsh Ayachit wrote: > Lock your ParaView window to 1000x500 and then use > WriteImage("foo.png", Magnification=2). > > On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 11:17 AM, Li

Re: [Paraview] rendering image larger than window size

Not easily, but you can play with getting the vtkRenderWindow from the view (view.GetRenderWindow()) and then creating a vtkWindowToImageFIlter yourself and using it. Utkarsh On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 3:02 PM, Li Guan wrote: > Thank you Utkarsh! > An additional question, if I need to grab the "high