as the object is registered, it may
have been initialized yet.
Hope that helps. Please feel free to post back to the mailing list
your observations/solutions so that others could benefit too :).
Utkarsh
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 9:32 AM, Jerome Velut jerome.ve...@kitware.com
wrote:
Hi Utkarsh
Hi,
I won't bother you all again : a simple pqrenderview-resetCamera() did the
trick!
Best,
Jerome
On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 10:09 AM, Jerome Velut jerome.ve...@kitware.comwrote:
Thanks Utkarsh!
The pqObjectBuilder signal connection was the solution: Thanks a lot!
However, I have another
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Hi Lisa,
If you are OK to compile your own plugin in ParaView, you can try to
include the ICP registration to the Filters menu. I did it and
open-sourced it :
https://github.com/jeromevelut/vtkKinship.
Regarding the distance between points, a VTKJournal publication presents
an implementaion
Hi,
GetCell(...) is intended for internal use (see the doxygen
documentation) where loc is not the cell id, but an offset in the
internal array. Using InitTraversal together with GetNextCell instead
would be easier.
HTH
Jerome
On 12/12/2011 06:19 PM, Fred Fred wrote:
Hello,
I have been
I don't think so. You can create a surface between lines that contain
respectively 6 and 10 points. Also, I think there is a Resolution
parameter that allow you to change the polyline sampling.
HTH
Jerome
On 12/06/2011 12:52 PM, Fred Fred wrote:
Sorry, I confused with another class. Actually
Hum... I didn't get what you told. The ruled surface filter works for 3D
polylines, as soon as you have at least two of them. I just built a
screw in ParaView with a LineSource, a SplineSource and the
RuledSurfaceFilter.
I am curious about the context in which it fails. Is it possible for you
Hi,
You can easily add the vtkRuledSurfaceFilter from VTK in ParaView. I
already did it in my Peavip stuffs (http://github.com/jeromevelut/Peavip).
If your polylines are in different sources (eg. two different
SplineSources), you'll have to pass them through Append Geometry prior
he
Hum... I guess you copied my code lines and pasted them in the python
shell, right?
I found a limitation of the python shell, but I didn't take the time to
report it: when I copy several lines from a file to the paraview python
shell, they are not executed. Moreover, the unix-style middle
