Dear Users,
I usually clip meshes using the clip filter and a box, or a plane. I
would be interested in exporting the clipping box data, not the
clippedData, but the box itself. I also would like to get the thickness
of the box, eg. distance between two handles.
I know that VTK allows to do th
What I'd do is subclass vtkPVClipDataset (the filter paraview uses for
Clip). Make the subclass a two output-port filter (by calling
vtkAlgorithm::SetNumberOfOutputPorts(2)) and producing the polydata
matching the implicit function specified as the clipping function on
the second output port. Now y
Hi Utkarsh,
Thanks for your reply!
I'm used to subclass ITK and VTK classes, but I install Paraview using
the binaries not yet from the sources.
If I understand you, this could be very easily done subclassing the
PVClipDataSet. What about displaying or saving the second output?
How can I g
Once you make the VTK filter have two output ports, paraview will
automatically detect it and you will be able to see both output ports
in the pipeline browser.
On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 9:03 AM, Laurent Paul wrote:
> Hi Utkarsh,
>
> Thanks for your reply!
> I'm used to subclass ITK and VTK classes,
I'm currently building paraview from sources...
I had errors caused by Qt.
"fatal error LNK1112: module machine type 'X86' conflicts with target
machine type 'x64'" in QtGUI4.dll and in QtCore4.dll
My computer runs Windows 7 64 bits. I have downloaded and installed (not
built) Qt4.7.3 Vs2008.
M
You are using 64-bit Qt while building a 32-bit binary. Make sure you
re-configure ParaView (using cmake) and pick 64bit compiler.
When clipping with box, you'd get a vtkPVBox as the implicit
function. You can get the box dimensions from it and the construct
your own polydata or use vtkCubeSource
The bit level was not specified, and I had no choice for the compiler...
I tried compiling using the 32 bit version of my compiler and it worked.
Regarding the clipping, I can't find the vtkPVBox in the paraview sources.
Are you sure that it is the class used for clipping DataSet using a box?
I u
> The bit level was not specified, and I had no choice for the compiler...
> I tried compiling using the 32 bit version of my compiler and it worked.
>
In visual studio you can do that by opening up a 32 bit or 64 bit
command prompt for your compiler.
John
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Oh, you're using 3.10, aren't you? vtkPVBox got added in git-master
recently. In case of 3.10, it will be a vtkBox. We subclassed it
recently to provide an API to set position,scale, orientation
separately. In 3.10's case, you can use vtkBox::GetTransform() to
obtain the transformation matrix and
On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 8:33 AM, Laurent Paul wrote:
> No, I mean 32 or 64 bits and VS2010 on the Qt download page.
>
Sorry I was I was talking about building Qt because I know the
download page is limited.. To build Qt you open up a command for your
compiler (Visual Studio 2008 x64 Win64 Command p
Ouch...
I have configured the project but without any option and it has worked.
Running nmake fails because cl tries to use a temp directory that
contains '&'...
Do you know how to make that temp directory pointing elsewhere?
Le 8/06/2011 14:54, John Drescher a écrit :
On Wed, Jun 8, 2011
On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 9:00 AM, Laurent Paul wrote:
> Ouch...
>
> I have configured the project but without any option and it has worked.
> Running nmake fails because cl tries to use a temp directory that contains
> '&'...
> Do you know how to make that temp directory pointing elsewhere?
>
TEMP
Hi guys,
Me again!
My config is : Windows 7 64 bits, VS2010 (and SDK 7.1 to get the 64 bits
version compiler).
I managed to build Qt and Paraview... unfortunatelly, paraview crashes
just after the splash screen :-\
I was suspecting the Qt version to be responsible since I have installed
the b
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