Hi there
I have an odd problem I am trying to come over, but so far with no
success - I am using ParaView 4.4 and I have 200 Files I read in
(*.INP) and I want to export an animation.
The files themselves run through a pipeline, consisting of "Gradient
of unstructured DataSet" and Calculators and
Hi Andy,
This puzzles me…
1. I was following your steps but when I hit ’play’ particles are only
shown for initial timestep.
2. Particles disappear in the following timesteps and nothing is shown at
all.
3. Returning to initial timestep makes paraview crash.
Regards,
Per
Thomas,
I am looking at your data in VTK. I will report back. In ParaView, you
cannot choose linear or nearest as of now. We have a plan to expose all of
the volume property parameters in ParaView (hopefully soon).
Thanks,
On Mon, Nov 30, 2015 at 3:06 PM, Thomas Oliveira
wrote:
> Dear Aashish
Hello,
We are currently using Catalyst for In-Situ visualization in the context of
our finite element library and it is working very well.
We would like to implement simulation steering while using Catalyst.
The idea would consist in having a ParaView plugin that we load in the
ParaView client. W
Hi Thomas,
Please find the attached image which I rendered using VTK code and in there
I used nearest interpolation. Please let me know if this is what you
expect. I will see if we can push a change to ParaView to expose this
feature.
Thanks,
int TestGPURayCastVolumeUpdate(int argc, char *argv[
Hi Alexandre,
I don't know if this is possible or not with Catalyst, hopefully somebody else
comes along to answer that.
But, we did this in our code using signal handling and POSIX signals (see
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/signal.7.html). We define 3 behaviors in
our code -- reload
That is strange. Can you pass the dataset, along with good directions, to
Kitware? Write up a bug report?
To get around your specific issue, one idea would be to do it in multiple
steps. In other words:
* Set up visualization.
* Save state file
* Save Animation for timesteps 0 through 99 a
Yes, it should be doable in ParaView through a plugin. The
vtkCPDataDescription class has a UserData member that is a vtkFieldData
pointer which can be used to pass information back and forth between the
Catalyst pipelines and the adaptor. It's also Python wrapped so it's
available in the Catalyst
Hi Jim,
I think at this point the best option is to build Catalyst with OSMesa.
Cheers,
Andy
ps. I cc'ed the mailing list in case someone else has a better answer than
mine.
On Wed, Nov 25, 2015 at 12:28 PM, wrote:
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Hello everyone,
I've been trying to do the following:
- Write some data like:
foo01_01_2013_00_00_00.vtk
foo01_01_2013_06_00_00.vtk
foo01_01_2013_12_00_00.vtk
foo01_01_2013_18_00_00.vtk
foo02_01_2013_00_00_00.vtk
foo02_01_2013_06_00_00.vtk
foo02_01_2013_12_00_00.vtk
foo02_01_2013_18_00_00.vtk
T
Dear Thomas,
If it is possible for you to build ParaView from master (as of today) with
OpenGL2 backend, then apply this patch (attached) and see if this works for
you. This might work on older version or OpenGL1 backend but I haven't
tested it, so use at your risk. Once applied and build, you can
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