So,
I have followed your instructions. But during compilation, an error occurred at
85% of compiling, It was a problem with Qt, a file was truncated...
So, I run ccmake and disable qt compiling option. Now, I launch make and I am
waiting the end of compilation.
Is it the good solution I choose
Hi Bastien,
You'll want to learn how to write a vtk filter that outputs a vtkPointSet.
There are two ways, a python programmable filter, or a c++ filter.
Ultimately I think you want to write your own vtk filter in c++ and a custom
panel in qt/c++.
See these examples:
Hi Pat,
Thank you. In order to answer to your question, my project use CMake.
For now, I have installed git and download paraview sources. I have changed to
branch live-data, and I am doing a git submodule update (I am seeing it is
downloading vtk sources)
Next I have to configure cmake, which
In order to resolve some vtk commits, you'll probably have to cd to ParaView
and enter these commands:
cd VTK
git remote add github git://github.com/patmarion/VTK.git
git fetch github
cd ..
git submodule update
Honestly, you might want to investigate a simpler solution than the
coprocessor.
Thanks Pat,
I have searched for information about the live-data feature, but I
found only two interesting links :
http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/ParaView:Live_Data_Introduction and
http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/Animating_Live_Data
In my case, the generating data program is a car embedded platform
programming
Hello,
I'm developing an interface for displaying data from car embedded
sensors (lidar, odometers, ...) in real time. However, Paraview work
with finite data files and I'am searching a mean to use Paraview with
time changing data. Is it a solution with Paraview (create a plugin, a
python
Hi Bastien,
There is a feature called live-data that is able to display time variant
data as it is produced by a simulation code. The feature is currently
available in a branch of paraview, not the main release. To use this
feature, the simulation code, or whatever external program is
