Hi,
After going through the tutorial, I am puzzled how to achieve the following:
I have software that creates data, which I can visualize nicely with
paraview.Different input parameters to the software create different data.
Each time I want to view another dataset, I open paraview, load the data,
Rob,
Did you try saving a “state file”? What that is is basically it saves your
current parameters/filters which you load after opening Paraview so that you
don’t have to recreate them again.
The way I do it is load my state file first, then my data. Works every time.
Should be under File>
Rob,
Based on what you have said, "File>Save State" should save your
pipe line & display.
Then use "File>Load State" and it will give you a chance change
to files after which it will re-construct the original display using
the new datum set(s).
Sam
Rob,
There are two ways to do this:
1). Once your pipeline is set up, you can right-click on the input object
in the Pipeline Browers and choose Change Input... If you have loaded a new
data set, you can change the input to this new one.
2). As others have said, you can save a ParaView state fil
Thank you all for the very quick and helpful response!R.
On Wednesday, April 29, 2015 10:47 AM, Cory Quammen
wrote:
Rob,
There are two ways to do this:
1). Once your pipeline is set up, you can right-click on the input object in
the Pipeline Browers and choose Change Input... If yo
Related to this. What if I have a transient simulation and I change some
parameters. The two simulations have a different number of time steps. How
do I deal with this situation? Loading the state does not seem to work as
expected (not all the timesteps are visible if the second simulation has
more
Dr. Cohen,
What I mean by this is, when I first start Paraview, I hit File>Load State.
Basically, there’s instances with the data that I used that I want saved and
loaded when I revisit Paraview., whether it be a certain aspect of an image, a
different field piece (I’m working with electroma
On Wed, Apr 29, 2015 at 1:05 PM, Salomon Turgman Cohen
wrote:
> Related to this. What if I have a transient simulation and I change some
> parameters. The two simulations have a different number of time steps. How
> do I deal with this situation? Loading the state does not seem to work as
> expect
Utkarsh,
I have had a similar problem as reported by S. T. Cohen. Your solution
of manually removing the EndTime properties from XML State *.pvsm file
has worked for me as well.
(In my case, I was picking up two simulation results files both with a
growing number of time steps. I removed the
Good to know. Like I said, it has been fixed in the development
version of ParaView. Feel free to try the nightly binaries, if you'd
like to test it out.
Thanks
Utkarsh
On Fri, May 1, 2015 at 11:27 AM, Samuel Key wrote:
> Utkarsh,
>
> I have had a similar problem as reported by S. T. Cohen. Your
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