Hello Again,
I think I solved my own problem by using the Transform filter, which I had
previously overlooked.
Cheers,
Paul
On 12 October 2013 10:41, Paul Graham wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Is there an easy way to rescale the axes in Paraview for data loaded from
> a Netcdf? The reason is my
Hi Everyone,
Is there an easy way to rescale the axes in Paraview for data loaded from a
Netcdf? The reason is my data appears too elongated in the Z direction and
too squashed in the X direction.
Thanks,
Paul
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Hi Everyone,
Is there an easy way to rescale the axes in Paraview for data loaded from a
Netcdf? The reason is my data appears too elongated in the Z direction and
too squashed in the X direction.
Thanks,
Paul
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Hi,
I'm trying to build paraview with all dependencies on a system with no
internet connection where I don't have any root privileges.
So I try to find out how to download all the sources on another system
prior to the build. (and then transfer via USB-stick to the target system.)
"git clone gi
Hi,
I'm trying to build paraview with all dependencies on a system with no
internet connection where I don't have any root privileges.
So I try to find out how to download all the sources on another system
prior to the build. (and then transfer via USB-stick to the target system.)
"git clone gi
Hi Anthony,
It doesn't sound like something that we would expect :-)
Do you have a dataset with which we can reproduce this?
Best,
-berk
On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 2:46 PM, Anthony Ruiz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a python script that creates multiple 1D lines and export them
> to csv files. When I
Hi,
I have a python script that creates multiple 1D lines and export them
to csv files. When I load my xmf data in parallel, the script is very
slow and every line takes about 30 minutes to be exported to csv.
When the same data is loaded with a vtm input file in parallel, it's
very fast (less th
Hi, i found the problem
My grid is - x;y;x - (LAT ; LON ; ELEVATION)
So i just changed the positions of U and V !!
U - (North-South driven) matches with LON
V - (East-West driven) matches with LAT
The correct in my case is to do a (V, U, 0) vector
I was doing (U, V, 0)
Att,
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Yep - also just found the use " as the solution - thanks!
Rick Angelini
USArmy Research Laboratory
CISD/HPC Architectures Team
Building 120 Cube 315
Phone: 410-278-6266
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From: Andy Bauer [mai
Hi Rick,
The attached pvsc file should have the proper syntax for using plink on
windows. You'll need to fill in the stuff I cleaned out.
Regards,
Andy
On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 11:30 AM, Angelini, Richard C (Rick) CIV USARMY ARL
(US) wrote:
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I'm trying to create a pvsc file that'll work on Windows and I'm having
trouble creating the path for the plink executable.
If I set the path via the GUI, I need to put quotes around the pathname and
in the GUI it looks like this:
"C:\Program Files\KR
Hello Paraview users,
A question about display which I could not solve by visiting the whole internet
! But I'm sure you have the answer :)
I would like to display a text label in the result field just beside the point
of interest using a python script. For this I have the 3D coordinates of the
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