Hi Sebastien,
Sorry, please ignore the previous error. I finally found the correct
combination in cmake and successfully build ParaViewWeb without error.
However, when I launch ParaViewWeb with the following command:
pvpython.exe
Thanks for the info. I make the change (comment out that line) and rebuild.
This time i can see WebApplication, vtkWebApps, vtkWebCore... and etc in
the Solution Explorer in VS 2013. And when I build all solutions,
everything compile properly except 2 errors:
Error7064error LNK2019:
Hello,
I am using ParaView 4.0.1 since I developed a python script for
interpretation on this version. I am able to run ParaView fine on my local
Ubuntu Desktop. I have setup an EC2 AWS instance both a GPU and a CPU
instance both running Ubuntu but they both are giving me the same problem
of very
Hi,
I have two 3D image that I would like to compare to see if they are the
same. I thought it would be illustrative to overlay the two volumes in
different colors with some opacity.
This presents some difficulty. In my mind I would be able to have 2 volumes
overlayed, full control of the color
Dear Sven,
Thanks for you suggestion, which is the best solution of my problem.
Best regards
Zuoguang Fu
At 2015-05-07 17:53:41, 付作光 fzg...@126.com wrote:
Dear all the Paraview users,
I am the new student of Paraview and easily lost in some basic details of its
application, one of
Kevin,
Can your reader tell if it can read the file irrespective of its
extension? If so, just implement a int CanReadFile (const char
*fname) method on the the reader classes that will test a file. Now
you can have two reader supporting the same extension and ParaView
will create the correct
In the first place, I do not understand the difference between 3DRectMesh
and 3DCoRectMesh.
I picked the following coordinate for testing:
Nz,Ny,Nx = [80, 90, 100]
z0,y0,x0 = [-3.,-2.,-1.]
lz,ly,lx = [Nz*3,Ny*2,Nx]
dz,dy,dx = [lz/(Nz-1), ly/(Ny-1), lx/(Nx-1)]
I found I have to use the following
Try to add that path to the following environment variable:
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\win32
set PYTHONPATH=C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\win32
If that doesn't work, you will have to search on the net on how to make
Twisted works on Windows.
Good luck,
Seb
On Tue, May 19,
Dear all,
I wondered if it is possible to color a wireframe with a a color gradient (or random colors)
instead of a solid color. I have a 3D mesh exported from GMSH, with a lot of interior points/edges.
I use a shrink filter in Paraview to thow the interior edges, but since the are all
Hi Timo,
Have you ever tried to test Catalyst examples in your case.
https://github.com/Kitware/ParaViewCatalystExampleCode
I am also trying to run Catalyst examples but i could not. In my case, i
am able to install Paraview (4.3.1) from source under Mac OS 10.10 and the
Catalys examples but
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