Hi Pat, Berk,
Thanks for your replies. Displaying the cellNormals works fine now, but I
still can't select the normals computed in my Python script from the
dropdown menus in the Glyph filter.
I uploaded the relevant .VTU file to my web space, you can find it at
http://redpanda.nl/Out.vtu (look f
Michael,
Superbuild can indeed be customized to suit your needs. However,
you'll have to start with a new fork of the repo. As the wiki
explains, http://paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView/Superbuild, the Superbuild
simply builds all needed projects and then builds paraview (Look at
paraview.cmake). It als
Can you provide the full/final script you're using again? I don't have
"Arrow" anywhere in the script I specified, so I am confused where the
Arrow is coming from.
On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 11:13 AM, Сергей Дмитриев
wrote:
> After your strings i having same results:
> ProgrammableSource was create
Hello there,
I have a time-dependent dataset with 1467 timesteps, going from t=0.0 to t=7.3
with fixed increments of 0.005 seconds
I am only partly successful in using ParticlePath. The pathes drawn are too
short. I have seen the previous postings but did not find much help.
Even though I set
Hi all,
I found paraview can save view by save the samera, but I can't save the
zoom level, am I missing something or what? Thanks
Daniel WEI
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Hi all
Is there a way to run paraview in batch mode. I want to save images
automatically.
What I am doing is pretty simple, use paraview to view an flow field and
then pan it and zoom into a certain region and then save the screenshot.
That's it. I dont want to repeat this operation all the time.
Daniel,
Yes, there is. Create a Python script of what you want to do. Easiest way is
to open ParaView, Tools/ Start Trace, do your work, Tools/ Stop Trace. Save
the file somewhere. To test it, start ParaView from scratch (or just delete
everything in the pipeline browser), Tools/ Python She
Wait, I can't find what you said "start/stop trace", nor can I find any
python under tools menu? Am I using a wrong paraview? My is ParaView 3.14.1
64 bit. Ubuntu
Thanks, and Yes, that is basically what I need. Ultimately, I would hope I
can save images for my velocity field or pressure field with
Daniel,
I'm doing the same thing you are in my research. I load a dataset in
Ensight format, add calculation filters, slice and export images.
You can integrate ParaView into regular python scripts by changing the
interpreter to pvpython. For me, this means replacing:
#!/usr/local/bin/python
Maybe try upgrading to the latest/greatest ParaView on the web site? It is
3.98.1. What is your platform? If you don't see Python Shell under the Tools
tab, your issue has changed from "how to create and run this script" to "Why
don't I have Python".
Alan
From: Daniel WEI [mailto:lak...@gm
Hi Sebastien,
The nightly binary gives the same error. However, I have recently
observed that the error does not occur if the 3D-view is closed before
the programmable filter is added.
At the moment, Paraview only appears to crash when there is some actual
output from the programmable filter
Try the Cell Centers filter. Out.vtu --> Cell Centers --> Glyph.
Pat
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 10:10 PM, wrote:
> Hi Pat, Berk,
>
> Thanks for your replies. Displaying the cellNormals works fine now, but I
> still can't select the normals computed in my Python script from the
> dropdown menus i
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