Hi,
I have trouble saving data in ensight format using python on windows 7 and
Paraview 4.3.1 and 5.0.0 64-bit. This is a simplified version of what I am
doing: start a trace in the Paraview GUI, load ensight file, merge blocks,
file > save data as ensight, stop trace. When doing this in the G
Hi everybody,
I'm about to endeavor on the always fun process of building Paraview on Cray
systems, specifically Copper (ERDC), Garnet (ERDC) and Excalibur (ARL). Little
is ever easy on these systems and I've never succeeded at building paraview on
them in the past. However, we want to run with
Hello Community,
I just installed ParaView 5.0.0 and loaded a vtk-file which worked under
ParaView 4.2.0! Doing so I receive the warning 'Reading file version: 4.2 with
older reader version 4.0', suggesting that an outdated vtk version is used to
read the file. I should mention that changing t
Tim - I've already built ParaView on all of these systems - there are
modules available to load various version of Paraview.If you need to do
your own builds to support specific functionality - I can provide you the
build scripts we use on those systems.
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Thank you, that would be incredible helpful! Do you have a list of what options
your builds support?
It looks like it doesn't have the co-processing or the development files
installed during the build that are needed to link our code to paraview. Those
are likely the only two additional option
Hi Rick,
Did you build ParaView with PARAVIEW_INSTALL_DEVELOPMENT_FILES enabled? Tim
will need that for using Catalyst if he's going to be using your builds but
not if he's going to do his own.
Tim, some questions on what you need:
- Do you have a specific compiler and version you want/need t
Andy,
We don't really care about the compiler or MPI used for paraview. Our code only
supports Intel and GNU, but for simplicity I usually build paraview with GNU so
everybody can use it. We usually use the default MPI for a system also, which
on copper is cray-mpich/7.1.0 currently.
When we
OK – I didn’t realize that this was for Catalyst development work. We do no
currently install the development files – but I would think that the best
chance for success for inclusion of Catalyst would be a customized build using
the same exact compilers/mpi as the linking computational code.
Hi I am new to Paraview
Can you help
I have data in a CSV spreadsheet.
It contains the xyz point coordinates of a 3D shape (20,000+ nodes).
The file also contains the triangulation coordinates in 3 separate columns for
these nodes (4 + triangulations). These create the faces of the mesh
Hi Tim,
I would recommend the ParaView superbuild script at
Scripts/Sites/Cray-PrgEnv-cross-compile.sh for building PV 5.0.
The options you want to give it are the following:
Cray-PrgEnv-cross-compile.sh
Here, comp needs to be the string used to load the program environment,
e.g. "PrgEnv-[gn
Thomas,
I'm surprised your file didn't cause a complaint in ParaView 4.2. The
legacy VTK file reader in VTK hasn't changed in quite some years. What
software writes your VTK file? If it were written with VTK (perhaps by
way of ParaView), the file version number should be 4.2.
By the way, this sho
Actually, we changed how the ghost levels are handled and had to update the
format accordingly. It may be related to that. Dan would know more.
Best,
-berk
On Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 11:00 AM, Cory Quammen
wrote:
> Thomas,
>
> I'm surprised your file didn't cause a complaint in ParaView 4.2. The
>
Hi Thomas,
I am surprised that version 4.2 gets in the file. In our last upgrade to
the file format we increased the version from 3.0 to 4.0.
So format 4.2 is not out yet. I wonder if Paraview writes that.
How did you generate the file?
Thanks,
Dan
On Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 11:20 AM, Berk Geveci
Hello,
I'm really sorry for the confusion: When writing a file using ParaView I obtain
4.0 in the header, but I had a script to generate file from Matlab and for some
reason I wrote 4.2 in the header of all my files. This didn't cause any
problems with an older version of ParaView 4.2.0, but t
Great that you figure it out.
Indeed the older readers did not care about the version. With the newer
readers we had to check the version to deal properly with ghosts.
Dan
On Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 12:58 PM, Fastl, Thomas
wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
> I'm really sorry for the confusion: When writing a f
Hi there,
I'm trying to change the coordinates of a 3D Point, and then visualize
it. I managed to change the coordinates of the point via:
import vtk.numpy_interface.dataset_adapter as dsa
pointSource1.UpdatePipeline()
rawData = servermanager.Fetch(pointSource1)
data = dsa.WrapDataObject(data)
da
Hi there,
I'm trying to change the coordinates of a 3D Point, and then visualize
it. I managed to change the coordinates of the point via:
import vtk.numpy_interface.dataset_adapter as dsa
pointSource1.UpdatePipeline()
rawData = servermanager.Fetch(pointSource1)
data = dsa.WrapDataObject(data)
da
Think of fetch and the python shell in general as working on copies of the
data in the client. Changes to the copy won't persist. The way it showed up
in the spreadsheet view is kind of fluke.
Try the python programmable filter which works on the data where it lives
on the server. The output of th
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