Hello everybody,
I've been using Paraview for quite a long time but I didn't need the python
scripting up to now.
I want to execute a series of plot over line in numerous points and
different time steps so it is nothing
I can afford to do manually.
Looking on the net I was able to find out how to
If you're running the python script in the paraview gui sometimes the
messages are printed out to the python shell. What version of paraview are
you using?
I'm running paraview from the head of the repo. The output I get from the
OutputMessages window is:
ERROR: In
/home/acbaue
Andy,
thank you for your quick reply.
I am using Paraview 3.8.0 which is the latest binary in the Ubuntu repos. I
chose to install that without compiling from source as I was rushing (I
know, it sounds weird... but). Do you believe that the problem is
build-related?
However, reading the errors t
Ok,
I moved on a little. Reading the output of the error reported in the
previous mail, it says that it cannot find "XArrayName". Looking the
original script you can see that it is needed for the definition of the plot
area properties in the GUI I don't need it as I only want a csv file, s
I think the first problem is that there isn't an active source. The
GetActiveSource() is returning None and when you create subsequent filters
that automatically connect to the active source it causes problems when you
try to execute the pipeline. Something along the lines of below should get
you
Thank you very much Andy,
with your precious help I have been able to find out a working solution for
what I need.
I foud out the the original script is completly functional without any
modification
the only BIG ISSUE was the the Paraview binaries provided by the Ubuntu
Repositories
do not pro
