fter startup e,g,
> > paraview --script=show_vtu.py
>
> Utkarsh
>
> On Sat, May 4, 2013 at 12:45 PM, Timothy Cale
> wrote:
> > I would like to display a set of meshes that result from a (bash) script
> > driven set of simulations
> > and meshing steps.
&g
ith the servermanager
>
>
> >>> help(smtrace.get_view_proxy_registration_name)
> Help on function get_view_proxy_registration_name in module
> paraview.smtrace:
>
> get_view_proxy_registration_name(proxy)
> Assuming the given proxy is registered in the group '
I use paraview to visualize the results of simulations.
I use Trace in the paraview gui, in order to use the generated scripts to
help guide
the development of the pypython script I use to visualize my simulation
results.
I would like to use dynamic variable names, and note that the scripts
gener
I would like to display a set of meshes that result from a (bash) script
driven set of simulations
and meshing steps.
I have written a script that does what I want (at least basically), if I
manually go into the paraview
gui and start the (Tools -->) Python Shell, then hit run script and select
th
ns = 200
>
> writer = CreateWriter("foo.ply", smooth)
> writer.FileType = 'Ascii'
> writer.UpdatePipeline()
>
>
>
> On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 3:10 PM, Timothy Cale wrote:
>
>> Sebastien:
>>
>> The data file I attached to the previous
;
> data = XMLPolyDataReader( FileName=['/.../file.vtp'] )
>
> smooth = Smooth(data)
> smooth.NumberofIterations = 200
>
> writer = CreateWriter("foo.ply", smooth)
> writer.FileType = 'Ascii'
> writer.UpdatePipeline()
>
>
>
> On Fri,
Sebastien:
The data file I attached to the previous version of this update note was
too large.
I am resending the note with that file removed.
Tim
-- Forwarded message --
From: Timothy Cale
Date: Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 1:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Paraview] (no subject)
To: Sebastien
u, Nov 29, 2012 at 1:19 PM, Timothy Cale wrote:
>
>> I am using paraview 3.14 (64 bit, ubuntu 12.04 vm on a MBP).
>>
>> I am trying to run pvpython to view .py files generated using Trace:
>>
>> 'which' pvpython' yields: /usr/bin/pvpython
>>
>> &#x
I am using paraview 3.14 (64 bit, ubuntu 12.04 vm on a MBP).
I am trying to run pvpython to view .py files generated using Trace:
'which' pvpython' yields: /usr/bin/pvpython
'pvpython' yields: Error converting executable file
"/usr/bin/../lib/paraview/pvpython" to real path: No such file or dire
David:
Thanks. I do indeed have a lot of learning potential.
WRT Trace: You indicate that Trace should record a save action?
I am not sure why Trace (the way I used it) did not record the Save
Data action during my
GUI session.
What should I do to get Trace to record that action?
Regards,
Tim
David:
Thanks for the feedback.
I am new to mailing lists: I cc'd paraview@paraview.org on this note - I
hope that covers your
request to keep the discussion on the mailing list.
WRT Trace:
Thank you for the links: I will need to spend time learning how to read the
material . . .
For now, I no
I use save/load state to make viewing more efficient: viewing results
during a simulation.
Now I would like to make the results of a filter (say smoothing) avialable
to downstream
simulation steps.
'Trace' looks (looked) promising, but I don't get an option to save the
trace (under Tools)
after s
I am calling paraview from fortran code that I am developing.
I am using system calls to load states; very nice.
Specifically, I use 'load state' to create a view of an isosurface.
I now save taht data (manually, as a ply file), and read the file
in for further processing.
Is there a way, hopefu
I am new to paraview and vtk. (The paraview page I was on, pointed me here
. . .)
When I start paraview (v.3.14.1, 64-bit), as installed using aptitude on
ubuntu 12.04.
I get dozens of messages that I don't understand, upon issuing 'paraview
&', or any
other approach I have taken. Examples are b
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