Hey Cory
Thanks for the tip with the array [(0,0,0) (0,0,0),
(x,y,time),(0,0,0)...(0,0,0)] While this was easy to do, I still get a
point in Paraview at 0/0 for each time, or, if I choose to draw a line, one
that starts at 0/0 - which is kind of understandable, when looking at my
table,
Richard,
I understand. Sorry, I don't think there is a way to do this.
Having an annotation mechanism for your use case might be something we can
do in the future, but there are currently no plans to do this that I know
of.
Best,
Cory
On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 7:13 AM, no name
Hi Richard,
Please keep your replies on the list with a "reply-all". Someone else may
have a similar question as you (or better yet, an answer) and this may come
in handy in a future search of the list serve.
I'm not sure how to annotate the position on the graph as you seek to do as
there is no
Richard,
I'm glad you got it working.
cory
On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 1:45 PM, no name wrote:
> I just managed to do this myself and I had to do it the same way again,
> redo everything by copy and paste, there seems to be a bug in here too, but
> I am not capable of
Hi Richard,
If you don't mind, let's keep the discussion on the list so that others may
benefit from the discussion.
Outputting a vtkTable is the right thing to do. What I suspect is happening
with the first error message is that if you execute a programmable source
with the output set to one
Hey there
I have some hundred VTU files and I want to plot some data in a graph (Plot
over Line - POL) next to it. The Problem is, the data from these POLs is
coming from a simple log file, basically conaining only x and y values
(like two np.arrays).
I can transform the arrays via
from
Hi Richard,
You won't be able to set a vtkDataArray subclass as the input to a
PlotOverLine filter. Instead, you should read the log files in a
Programmable Source, and connect the Programmable Source to the
PlotOverLine filter.
See Chapter 13 of the ParaView Guide [1].
Hope that helps,
Cory