I repeat the process from above, nothing is shown on the vtk window, not
even after view.ResetCamera() is called.
Thank You,
Tomislav Maric
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x27;m running OpenSUSE 11, 32 bit and Paraview 3-3-cvs that came with the
OpenFOAM installation. I've built it with python support.
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the start, so i have to combine pitch, distance, position and other
methods to get it displayed.
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Tomislav Maric
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omislav,
>
> It sound's like your not calling ResetCamera(). That should do the
> equivalent of 'zoom to data'. If you want your data to fill the whole
> window, try playing around with the
> servermanager.CreateRenderView().CameraPosition and ViewSize option.
>
> H
Hello everyone,
I wrote a script that automates animation of large .vtk data sets
that are distributed in timestep directories. When i wrote the script i
had to open .vtk data with LegacyVTKFileReader, and it's FileNames
attribute is a string representing pathname for a given file in .vtk
forma
the tutorials word by word. I really need help
with this, since I would like to use the scripting capability of
Paraview to automate animation process of simulation results on a large
cluster for my student project.
I thought I didn't update the visualisation pipeline, but fro
Hello,
I've noticed that if I make an active camera object
view = servermanager.CreateRenderView()
camera = view.GetActiveCamera(),
there is a method camera.GetOrientation(), and even
camera.GetOrientationWXYZ, but no SetOrientation(), or
SetOrientationWXYZ(), or even camera.Orientation pr
Hello everyone,
I have Paraview3.4.0 compiled in my local folder, and now I need the
location of header and lib directory for VTK so that I can compile
another softw. that depends on it (Open Source mesh application engrid).
This software requires me to define VTKLIBDIR and VTKINCDIR for libs ans
Hi everyone,
I have a list of polyhedrons which have arbitrary shape, and I would like to
write them all down
into a single .vtk file. I am using the POLYDATA data set. Right now, my option
is:
init global points
init global faces
for all polyhedra:
get local points
get local faces
Hello everyone,
I am using ParaView 5.0 from the 64 bit binary installer on on Arch
Linux. When I click on File->Export Scene, I can't find the SVG, EPS and
PDF formats.
Is the pre-built binary not linked against gl2ps
(http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView/Vector_Graphics_Export) ?
Do I need to
Lonie wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 9, 2016 at 11:59 AM, Tomislav Maric
> wrote:
>> I am using ParaView 5.0 from the 64 bit binary installer on on Arch
>> Linux. When I click on File->Export Scene, I can't find the SVG, EPS and
>> PDF formats.
> Due to differences in the O
Hello everyone,
I have exported the paraview trace into the attached script that
generates a cylinder source without caps, triangulates and saves an STL
file.
I have noticed that the cylinder resolution can be prescribed to any
number in the python script:
~~~
# create a new 'Cylinder'
c
ilter after triangulating it.
>
> Thanks,
> yoshimi
>
> 2017-05-30 0:06 GMT+09:00 Tomislav Maric <mailto:tomislav.ma...@gmx.com>>:
> > Hello everyone,
> >
> > I have exported the paraview trace into the attached script that
>
I think it difficult
> to override.
>
> In order to increase the resolution of the cylinder, one thing you can
> try is to apply the loop subdivision filter after triangulating it.
>
> Thanks,
> yoshimi
>
> 2017-05-30 0:06 GMT+09:00 Tomislav Maric :
>> Hello every
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