[Paraview] PV 3.98 visualizing 2D data

the data are x,y,variable Can paraview show the results in three dimensions with the variable being the 3td dimension? Hope my question is clear. Thanks, Stephen -- stephen.wor...@inria.fr 2004 route des lucioles - BP93 Sophia Antipolis 06902 CEDEX Tel: 04 92 38 50 54 Fax: 04 9

Re: [Paraview] PV 3.98 visualizing 2D data

you can use the "Warp Scalar" filter to warp your 2D domain in the z direction using a field. Felipe Le 10/05/2013 10:18, Stephen Wornom a écrit : the data are x,y,variable Can paraview show the results in three dimensions with the variable being the 3td dimension? Hope my question is clear.

Re: [Paraview] PV 3.98 visualizing 2D data

Felipe Bordeu wrote: you can use the "Warp Scalar" filter to warp your 2D domain in the z direction using a field. Thanks, works fine. Stephen Felipe Le 10/05/2013 10:18, Stephen Wornom a écrit : the data are x,y,variable Can paraview show the results in three dimensions with the variable b

[Paraview] Correct ActiveMQ server version or config with ParaviewWeb SuperBuild

Hi there, I've succesfully compiled and deployed ParaViewWeb upto the point that I can login as admin on localhost:8080/PWService However, all visualization fail and the root cause seems to be with the message broker. I've tried starting different versions of ActiveMQ (3.1, 4.1.2, 5.3.2, 5.5.1 an

Re: [Paraview] Correct ActiveMQ server version or config with ParaviewWeb SuperBuild

Hi Antti, if you have built ParaViewWeb from ParaView/master from git, you already have the newest version of ParaViewWeb available to you inside ParaView proper. That new version of ParaViewWeb does not require any thirdparty component such as activemq. In fact, if you install https://github.com

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I observed when I build a pipeline that includes two slice views and export it for coprocessing that output both views, the coprocessing with such a pipeline will output two slice views with legend and axis in the output images overlapped. See attached two images for details. The slices are not

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[Paraview] Accessing point data from python

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Re: [Paraview] d3 poor domain decomposition

Hi Ken, Thanks for the help, you're right D3 is dividing each "dataset". looking at the vtm file for this dataset, which was produced by saving from an extract surface filter that was run on a grouped set of 8 vts datasets while running pv in client-server with 8 ranks. In the vtm file each "

Re: [Paraview] d3 poor domain decomposition

Burlen, Ken, List > The D3 filter will partition each block independently. This means that each process will have a small region in each partition, which will be spread throughout the dataset. < This is my own experience too. Question: What would you like to see in the output 1) Existi

Re: [Paraview] d3 poor domain decomposition

Hi John, In hind sight I think d3 is doing something reasonable. you have quite a few use cases to support. when blocks are only a vehicle for parallelism, the block structure doesn't matter and could be ignored or done away with. when blocks describe physical structures, assemblies, parts of

[Paraview] Rotate objects in paraview-3.98?

In earlier version, it was obvious how to rotate and/or translate objects, including stl geometries. But, it is not clear to me how this can be done in paraview-3.98. Can some one point to me a direction? Thanks! Peiying ___ Powered by www.kitwar