, Feb 23, 2011 at 1:33 PM, Karl Battams karlbatt...@gmail.com
wrote:
OpenGL is indeed up-to-date and working, though I do notice that direct
rendering is not. It should be for some of the other stuff I do, but I
don't
know if Paraview will rely on it or not (?). So I'll try a reboot when
I
I see this too. I compiled 3.10.0 from source on Ubuntu. I'm loading vtk
files and volume rendering, and any action on the view causes the rendering
to disappear... and it's kinda hard to get it back. Other views (outline,
etc) do not seem to be affected.
Karl
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 5:22 PM,
rendering)
was working last week and the Paraview thing was not...
Karl
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 12:57 PM, Utkarsh Ayachit
utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com wrote:
That's very odd. Any issues with OpenGL drivers? Are they all
up-to-date, working correctly?
Utkarsh
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 10:06 AM, Karl
Hi,
I'm batch processing vtk files containing a model of ours, adding
sources/objects based on x,y,z coords, and then rendering/saving the field
of view (fov) as pngs. I want some 2-d text labels (i.e. sm.sources.text() )
to follow the added objects as they move through my fov. (A good analogy
)
Delete(reader)
On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 12:05 PM, Karl Battams karlbatt...@gmail.com
wrote:
Pat,
Ah! That makes sense now I think about it.
So I put the call at the end of my routine, and it pukes after the first
file:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File script.py, line 52
, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Karl Battams karlbatt...@gmail.comwrote:
I'm pretty new to paraview so could be doing fundamentally wrong here, but
here's my issue...
I have paraview 3.10 compiled/installed from source on Ubuntu 10. I'm
using a python script to connect to pvserver, iterate over a bunch of vtk
I'm pretty new to paraview so could be doing fundamentally wrong here, but
here's my issue...
I have paraview 3.10 compiled/installed from source on Ubuntu 10. I'm using
a python script to connect to pvserver, iterate over a bunch of vtk files,
do some stuff, and saving the output as a png. I'm
Christine,
I import HDF5 files into ParaView by first converting them to VTK (which
ParaView will natively read). To do this I use the 'h5tovtk' converter that
is supplied as part of the 'h5utils' package (
http://ab-initio.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/H5utils). This may or may not work
for you -- I
Hi,
I'm using the latest CVS build of Paraview (on Ubuntu) and am getting some
errors when I try to do python scripting from the Python shell. I start
ParaView and bring up the python shell, and type the simple command:
reader=LegacyVTKReader()
As soon as I enter this command, the error
Thanks! That did it!
Next problem, along similar lines. I want to simply volume render a vtk
file I have. If I do everything from within the paraview app, it works
fine. But if I try to do the following from the python shell (or pvpython)
it seg faults on me:
Thanks! I tried that but it didn't make the error go away.
However... I did manage to get past the error eventually. I (re)configured
mpich with CFLAGS=-fPIC and reinstalled it. Paraview was then able to
compile. What's confusing is that I did this once before and it didn't fix
it, but now it
Hi,
I'm trying to build ParaView 3.6 on an Ubuntu machine (w/ Qt 4.5) but I'm
hitting an error when I run 'make'. I'm doing the 'ccmake path_to_source'
and keeping the default configuration except setting number of processors to
8 (I have a Core i7) and turning on the PARAVIEW_ENABLE_PYTHON and
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