Hi everyone,
I have developed an extensive program for electron tunneling and basically
I render them in a similar way to Paraview,
My question is that can I use the paraview icons in my program which I
intend to distribute it in the future for free ?
Thanks.
All artwork in ParaView repository is released under the same
licensing terms as the code i.e with BSD 3-clause license [1].
[1] https://gitlab.kitware.com/paraview/paraview/blob/master/Copyright.txt
On Mon, Apr 4, 2016 at 4:56 AM, Muhammad Hagras wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have developed an e
Hi Samuel,
Thanks for the suggestions and the example file. I'll hang on to that example
in case I ever need the multi-part capability!
The potential "mesh sharing" capability for time steps was mentioned in an old
mail list post that I ran across when Googling for this feature:
https://cmake.o
I just tried the Surface LIC plugin, and got totally confused. Does anyone
have any directions on how to make pretty pictures using one of the Sources, or
disk_out_ref.exo or the can.exo?
Thanks,
Alan
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1. Load disk_out_ref. All variables on. Apply.
2. Add clip plane. Apply.
3. Change representation to “Surface LIC”
The default options for Surface LIC should pick up the velocity vectors in
disk_out_ref. For some reason the surface LIC is not working on the external
surface of disk_out_ref. I do
To specify further, I get the same results on my Mac. I do see the LIC on the
surface inside that hole. I was refering to the outside part of the cylinder.
But looking more closely at the data, I see that the velocity is 0 there, so
that would explain why the LIC is not showing anything there.
On Mon, Apr 4, 2016 at 2:31 PM, Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
> To specify further, I get the same results on my Mac. I do see the LIC on the
> surface inside that hole. I was refering to the outside part of the cylinder.
> But looking more closely at the data, I see that the velocity is 0 there, so
Hey all,
I have a quick question about setting scalar values with the python macro
inside paraview.
So I have two images that I want to do scalar manipulation with.
*example code:*
from paraview import simple
from vtk.util import numpy_support as npvtk
import vtk.numpy_interface.dataset_adap
Alan,
If you are working on your own data, the LIC plugin expects velocity to be
point centered rather than cell centered. If you do it on cell centered data,
you'll get just uniform streaks without anything interesting happening.
Tim
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