Thanks Ken,
For some reason, I wasn't finding success with Find Data (every query I
tried resulted in an empty table), but I was able to use a combination of
the ProcessIdScalars and the Threshold filters to do what I wanted, shortly
before you replied.
Krishna
On Mon, Jul 27, 2015 at 11:53 AM,
You are welcome :-) Sorry I wasn't able to help a bit more. I was
traveling. Maybe you could share your code with the list? I am sure others
would benefit from this.
Best,
-berk
On Thu, Jul 23, 2015 at 10:20 AM, Oksana oksana_golov...@mail.ru wrote:
Berk, thank you for the ideas! I have made
Greetings all,
Attached is a rendering I constructed with Paraview. I turned the
StreamTracer on so you can see the purpose behind my question.
The StreamTracer (thin blue lines) is in the correct position, however the
yellow Tube is not (it’s translated by 5 units on the y-axis as I soon
Folks
We have some great news. The deadline for submission has been pushed back to
August 7. Take advantage of the extra time to submit the best visualizations
ever.
Jean,
SC15, Scientific Visualization Showcase Chair
From: ParaView
Hi all,
I know that, normally, ParaView works with one large dataset and partitions
it based on the number of processes, then renders and merges the results,
which I can then view on my ParaView GUI locally. What I want to do is take
a bunch of independent datasets and make each parallel process
Hello,
I've compiled and built the latest PythonQT from this source
https://github.com/Orochimarufan/PythonQt in VS2013 with Python 2.7.3 and
QT 5.4.1. Working towards compiling Veloview from source. I've had to do a
few things to get it to build including:
- Comment out the '#ifdef PY3K'
