Re: [Paraview] Python modules.

I haven't had any success running the paraview package from my standard Python installation. However, I have done the reverse - use packages from my standard Python installation in pvpython. You can use path configuration files to automatically append to your pvpython path - see http://docs.pyt

Re: [Paraview] Error importing numpy [Windows]

I finally got back around to this problem and was able to correct the issue. The primary issue seemed to be that I was trying to import 32-bit numpy into a 64-bit Python interpreter installed with 64-bit Paraview. A secondary issue was a lack of understanding of how to use PYTHONPATH. I remove

Re: [Paraview] Reading ASCII Tecplot data

I've had no issues reading ASCII TECPLOT files into Paraview. We modified our CFD code to generate ASCII TECPLOT files for post-processing in Paraview because we were having issues reading binary PLOT3D files with Paraview. The ASCII files are very large and slow to read though. Also we don't y

[Paraview] Error importing numpy [Windows]

I'm attempting to use an existing installation of numpy in Paraview on Windows. I installed Paraview from a binary installer onto Windows. Paraview installed it's own Python version without numpy. I tried appending the path to an existing numpy installation on the computer to the PYTHONPATH wit

[Paraview] Re-read data from a PLOT3D file

Is there a way to re-read or refresh data from a PLOT3D file when the file is modified on disk? David Parker Chromalloy - TDAG___ Powered by www.kitware.com Visit other Kitware open-source projects at http://www.kitware.com/opensource/opensource.html

Re: [Paraview] Calculator Filter -- Gradient

I have a couple of questions about using the Programmable Filter. I have imported Tecplot dataset with the following data: coordsX, coordsY, coordsZ, Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5. How would I create a new data array that is Q2^2+Q3^2+Q4^2? How would I create a new vector data array (similar to Q2*iHat

[Paraview] Calculator Filter -- Gradient

I have two somewhat related questions: 1. Is it possible to calculate a gradient vector using the calculator filter? 2. Is it possible to define a new data array using a Python script without the calculator filter? Currently, I am using several Calculator Filters to calculate CFD flow variable

Re: [Paraview] Calculator Filter Scripting?

Thanks. I really like the Python trace method. I tried the Custom Filter but I didn't like the fact that all the calculations were hidden and I need the ability to modify some constants. The Python script method looks very powerful and the trace functionality makes it very easy to get started

[Paraview] Calculator Filter Scripting?

I have several variables that have to be calculated using a series of calculator filters. How can I automate the task of setting up the calculator filters? David Parker Chromalloy - TDAG 730 SE Indian Street, Stuart, Florida, 34977 561-935-9737 (W) 561-307-2939 (M)__

Re: [Paraview] TECPLOT Vector Variables

Excellent - thank you very much. David Parker Chromalloy - TDAG From: "Adriano Gagliardi" To: , Date: 09/01/2010 09:22 AM Subject:Re: [Paraview] TECPLOT Vector Variables Sent by:paraview-boun...@paraview.org Although I think DATASETAUXDATA is read in, I don't belie

[Paraview] Error reading PLOT3D q-file

I am attempting to read a binary PLOT3D grid and result files using Paraview. The file was generated using unformatted Fortran write statements. The file will read into Paraview with the following settings: Binary, Has Byte Count, LittleEndian, Force Read. However, Paraview seems to be reading a

[Paraview] TECPLOT Vector Variables

I've generated an ASCII TECPLOT file with the following variables: x, y, z, rho, rho-u, rho-v, rho-w, rho-e. The header for the file is shown below: VARIABLES= "x" "y" "z" "rho" "rho-u" "rho-v" "rho-w" "rho-e" DATASETAUXDATA Common.DensityVar="4" DATASETAUXDATA Common.UVar="5" DATASETAUXDATA Co