Hello,
I would like to check all cell types on a created pipeline slice with a
loop and do some further calculation based on the cell type.
My first test wit 'servermanager.Fetch()' failed, I have tried to get
access by using 'source.GetDataInformation() ...', but it does not work.
I was only
Damian,
What you want to do is basically to process the data. To do so, the best
way is to create a filter that will process them into the pipeline. If you
work in Python, use the Programmable Filter. Take a look at the related
wiki page: http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Python_Programmable_Filter
Be
Hi,
I have a netcdf data from NCEP Reanalyis and I'm tryin to construct a
isosurface of this data. It is the first time I am trying to make a
isosurface. There is an youtube video explaining how to make a
isosurface: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjoSvWdxlTA. But, I had
some difficulty u
Hello Conrado,
By watching the video, it is clear that the isosurface is the position in
your data field at which a quantity of interest has the same value.
Therefore, to create your own isosurface, first, determine what kind of
variable/quantity you want to visualize, and then apply the contour i
Hi,
I'd like to create a Python script for paraview that performs the following
actions
1. Inserts point probes at specified coordinates within the geometry
2. Extracts selected data from all the timesteps of the case and exports it
to an external file.
I have started traces and written scripts
Hi everyone,
I am wondering if anybody has been able to cross-compile successfully
ParaViewSuperbuild with Catalyst on BlueGene/Q with the XL compiler.
Since the header in the latest version of
ParaViewSuperbuild/src/CMake/crosscompile/bgq_xlc/ParaViewDefaults.cmake still
reports:
mess
Recent CMake releases have Todd Gamblin's BGQ platform files.
If you use those, instead of the BGP one that the superbuild starts from
(see
https://gitlab.kitware.com/paraview/paraview-superbuild/blob/master/CMake/crosscompile/bgq_xlc/ToolChain.cmake#L3
), it _might_ work.
David E DeMarle
Kitw
Hi folks,
I wanted to close the loop on this. Here are my findings:
* ParaView master (4.4 should also do) + OpenGL2 + NVIDIA Tesla w 12 GB
memory: I verified that I can volume render data up to the capacity of the
card. I could volume render a 1400x1400x1400 volume of floats.
* ParaView master
Berk,
That’s really cool – thanks for testing and passing on the results.
Alan
From: ParaView
mailto:paraview-boun...@paraview.org>> on behalf
of Berk Geveci mailto:berk.gev...@kitware.com>>
Date: Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at 2:00 PM
To: David Trudgian
mailto:david.trudg...@utsouthwestern.edu>
Hi Berk,
Thanks for this info – good to know that the Mesa issue is due to an inherent
texture size limit, and not some local issue with our config etc.
We’ll make more use of our K40s…. when they are free in the queue!
Thanks again for looking into this.
--
David Trudgian Ph.D.
Computational
Berk,
On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 4:00 PM, Berk Geveci
wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I wanted to close the loop on this. Here are my findings:
>
> * ParaView master (4.4 should also do) + OpenGL2 + NVIDIA Tesla w 12 GB
> memory: I verified that I can volume render data up to the capacity of the
> card. I c
Here it is. It would be great if someone else try it as well:
Steps
1. In src/mesa/main/config.h, there should MAX_TEXTURE_MBYTES defined. I
believe by default it was 1024 Mbytes. Please change it to 4096 or
something higher.
2. Then Compile and Install MESA again (do not forget to set t
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