OK, this … sort of … worked. I was able to use the Kitware download (Yay!).
I called pvbatch (surprisingly, it was built by Kitware for Linux), and then
used flags --mesa-llvm and --use-offscreen-rendering. I believe
--use-offscreen-rendering will be replaced in the future by
Dennis,
I believe that the first line isn’t important.
I believe that the second line is fatal. This is what we were seeing with
5.4.0, that I thought we fixed. Mind passing me directions to replicate
(including size of the viewport, when shown in the Save Animation window,
whether this is a
Does anyone have a very small dataset that is structured meshes, that use
multiple material volume fractions?
Also, are we missing a functionality processing these datsets? In other words,
do we need a filter that will contour over many material volume fractions
within the same filter?
Hello all,
I'm trying to generate a valid (at least, well-read by paraview) XDMF
file. It represents a single topology/geometry, with multiple scalars,
varying over time.
I've attached the file I'm trying to read with paraview. It behaves
almost as I want, but oddly enough, only with
Dear mailing list members,
Based on AcceleratedAlgorithms.xml I created an XML-PV plugin to make use of
vtkDiscreteMarchingCubes
(https://github.com/romangrothausmann/ParaView_XML-plugins/blob/1574430ce/vtkDiscreteMarchingCubes.xml).
It basically works as expected, but does not yield any
On Wed, Nov 15, 2017 at 11:40:43 -0500, Ken Martin wrote:
> Basically there is a bug in Qt on windows where it refuses to see the 3.2
> context from Mesa because it is not a compatibility context.
On startup, Qt makes a context without a profile. Mesa gives it the best
compatibility profile it
