Hi all,
I'm learning to integrate existing VTK filters into Paraview as plugins
through the info found at http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Plugin_HowTo.
I'd like to do the same for the vtkSelectVisiblePoints filter but am
having trouble. The filter requires both a dataset (the easy bit!) and
a
Any chance you have a GL driver issue? Was your driver updated recently?
Can you *still* run 3.6.2 without problems?
Josef Dubsky wrote:
Hi Paul,
Thanks for your hint, but I do have enough disk space (~10 GB). I’ve
already tried to look in /var/log/ but didn’t really find anything
I can view 500 time steps. My problem is when it goes to time step 509. My
guess is that there is a limit of 512 open files somewhere.
Carolyn
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 1:59 PM, Samuel Key samuel...@bresnan.net wrote:
Oops, here is the attachment.
Samuel Key wrote:
Carolyn,
I am not
One additional detail that would be handy to know for the OS-X builds: Whether
the Qt version used was built with Carbon or Cocoa. Nokia offers both as
binary downloads. The Carbon build is 32 bit only, so presumably it is the
Carbon version of Qt for ParaView-3.8.0-RC2-Darwin-Universal.dmg
The question about why the pvserver processes are always at 100% CPU comes up
frequently on the mailing list (such as
http://www.paraview.org/pipermail/paraview/2008-December/010338.html). I've
added some information to the Wiki about it to provide an explanation:
Can someone give an update on when the 3.8.0 release will happen? I know that a
lot of people are working out bugs in the release candidate to make a better
product. It's just that I got the impression (from this list) that in early
April the release would be imminent.
Are we a day away, a
Thanks Ken, but I have already read this thread, therefore I started the
client process anyway without taking care of cpu usage for now.
However my second question still keeps me busy. Isn't it possible to
use all 4 cores?
Guido
Am Thu, 13 May 2010
10:29:13 -0600 schrieb Moreland, Kenneth
I am afraid I simply don't understand the question. You said in (1) that you
have three cores running at 100%. Then in (2) you said that you only have one
core running. Is it happening when you start the client, connect the client to
the server, launch the server from the client, or
Well if I start pvserver by mpirun -np 4 pvserver I have 3 cores running
at almost 100%. Now I connect to the server and start a Delaunay 2D
calculation on one of my datasets. As a result all of the 4 cores are
showing 100%. However I assume that there is only one core doing the
job, because on
Hi Ken,
Sorry for the slow reply. What I have is a reader for poly files
(vtkPolyReader*) and a GMS mesh reader which I believe has the 3dm file
extension. Hope this helps.
Andy
On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 4:29 PM, wast...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Andy,
Thanks for your reply. It seems pretty
Does ParaView itself work for you at all?
Utkarsh
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 9:05 AM, A M ars...@uga.edu wrote:
Dear Utkarsh
yes, I meant the missing DLL issues. I ran the dependency walker. I loaded
the executable file to the dependency walker (pic attached) and it seems
there are 2 dlls that
Ah, I see. It sounds like your data is not balanced. Many of the non
parallel file formats will do something stupid when loading data in parallel.
For example, they might load everything on process 0 or load everything
everywhere. (And now that I think about it, the Delaunay filter may have
Another thought - just try the precompiled RC2 binaries and see what the
difference is.
I also agree with checking the driver, the last issue I had was caused by
this (an upgrade fixed it).
For the list - are there any debug options that make ParaView print/log what
it is doing? E.g. export
Process Id Scalars didn't do the trick, still no performance gain with
Delaunay 2D.
My data is stored in a h5 file which gets loaded through a xdmf file.
After running the Process Id Scalars filter I do not see any changes in
the distribution of the data. However I guess that they are
already
Process Id Scalars doesn't do any load balancing, it just shows what cells
are assigned to what process. You can try the D3 filter to do actual
load-balancing (your reader may already be doing this though in which case
you would see the same results from a Process Id Scalars filter used after
the
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