I’m still not sure what you mean by “create the new coordinate system.” Do you
perhaps mean that you want ParaView to render the data using positions in
x1,y1,z1 instead of x,y,z? A straightforward way to do this is to use the
calculator filter to perform your matrix transformation from x,y,z
Thanks for your quick reply.
Sorry, I was not very clear. I will try to explain clearly here.
> Maybe somebody else understands better, but I am totally confused by what
you are asking. It sounds like you have an original coordinate system x,y,z
and a new coordinate system x1,y1,z1.
I don't have
Hi Sean,
I don't know the answer since I don't deal with that many different
unstructured grid file formats when reading data into PV. As far as I know,
we don't mark too carefully which unstructured grid readers can partition
data in parallel. My best advice for this is just to try it reading
Maybe somebody else understands better, but I am totally confused by what you
are asking. It sounds like you have an original coordinate system x,y,z and a
new coordinate system x1,y1,z1. Then you have a velocity vector u,v,w defined
in the original coordinate system (x,y,z) that you want to
By the way, I added your references into the Python Calculator and Programmable
Filter tutorials.
Thanks
Alan
-Original Message-
From: Utkarsh Ayachit [mailto:utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2016 5:57 AM
To: Scott, W Alan
Cc:
Hello everyone!
Is it possible to create new local coordinate system (x1,y1,z1) and compute
velocities in that (in short coordinate transformation) from the original
system (x,y,z)? Google search did not help me much. And 'Transform' filter
do not transform velocities to the new coordinate system
> Very nice. I didn't know these existed. Here is another question from my
> user: Is there some detailed documentation (beyond whats in the paraview
> guide) for the programmable filter API?
Alas, no. If you have a list of things that are not covered that your
user would like described, we
Very nice. I didn't know these existed. Here is another question from my
user: Is there some detailed documentation (beyond whats in the paraview
guide) for the programmable filter API?
Thanks,
Alan
-Original Message-
From: Utkarsh Ayachit [mailto:utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com]
Regarding Ken’s third answer, here is a document on VTK file formats. It is
old, but I believe still up to date.
http://www.vtk.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/file-formats.pdf
Alan
From: ParaView [mailto:paraview-boun...@paraview.org] On Behalf Of Moreland,
Kenneth
Sent: Thursday, April 21,
Marwen,
You asked 3 questions. I will try to answer them.
“I want to use the 3d text on the surface but it is inverted.” It sounds like
you are looking at your text from the back. Try moving the camera around to the
front. You can also click the toolbar button marked “-Z” (2nd row near the
What about checking the box in the color map editor labelled "Interpret
Values as Categories" and then coloring only the category of interest?
Cheers
Jason
On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 11:01 AM, Carlson, Neil wrote:
> Sort of, but not exactly. Threshold would allow me to remove
>
Neil,
You can do it with the “Find Data” selection mechanism (Section 6.3 of the
ParaView Guide). Open the Find Data dialog and make a selection of where the
block id field “is one of” a comma separated list of block ids you want. When
you run the selection query, you should see the cells of
Sort of, but not exactly. Threshold would allow me to remove
blocks below a min value and above a max value. But what I
want is to be able to select (via a checkbox list, for example)
exactly which blocks I want to see, not limited to those in a
range. And to reiterate, "block n" consists of
Hello Miss, Mister,I am beginning in the utilisation of the software Paraview
and have some problem with its use:I want to use the 3d text on the surface but
it is inverted, moreover i don't know how to write it directly on the programm
(vtk),and what does this means?:POINT_DATA 8SCALARS
I'm using the pre-built 5.0.0 (64-bit Linux), and when I load
an XDMF file I'm presented with a choice of readers:
Xdmf3 Reader
Xdmf3 Reader (Top Level Partition)
Xdmf Reader
What is the difference between these? I'm seeing different behaviour
from each on a silly toy grid consisting of a
Hi Vincent,
"ERROR CODE 134" is a generic abort code and doesn't really convey anything
specific. It's essentially the operating system saying "the program
crashed" with no further detail. To try to diagnose it further, you said
"My problem appeared on a CentOS 6.7 used through a remote
Hi,
My problem appeared on a CentOS 6.7 used through a remote visualisation
session.
Now that I've fixed some window manager issues, the problem does not
occur anymore.
But to really understand the problem that I had, I need to know better
about this ERROR CODE 134 that ParaView was
> 1. Is there any documentation generally describing the input and output
> data objects that form the programmable filter API?
Chapter 14 from the ParaView Guide. And the following series of Berk's
blog posts:
https://blog.kitware.com/improved-vtk-numpy-integration/
Dave
So it turns out that aprun/alps won’t let me run a script with dstat to monitor
the memory use, and using craypat makes the execution take too long (weeks it
seems). So I tried importing part of the dstat python into my paraview python
Using this I am able to query memory use on the node
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