Hello,
I also would like to make a ProgrammableSource with a
vtkMultiBlockDataSet as output type (*). It seems that the correction
indicated below doesn't appear in the version 3.8.0 of ParaView.
do you know in which version this change will be integrate ?
does a patch exist ?
thanks.
Attached is the patch.
It will be included in 3.8.1 release.
Utkarsh
2010/6/10 Jérôme Plumecoq jerome.plume...@c-s.fr:
Hello,
I also would like to make a ProgrammableSource with a vtkMultiBlockDataSet
as output type (*). It seems that the correction indicated below doesn't
appear in the
great !
But I never used patches. How do we apply it ?
2010/6/10 Utkarsh Ayachit utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com
Attached is the patch.
It will be included in 3.8.1 release.
Utkarsh
2010/6/10 Jérôme Plumecoq jerome.plume...@c-s.fr:
Hello,
I also would like to make a
I found it.
In the source, before compiling. ...
Le 10 juin 2010 18:03, Aurélien Marsan
aurelien.mar...@ecl2009.ec-lyon.fra écrit :
great !
But I never used patches. How do we apply it ?
2010/6/10 Utkarsh Ayachit utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com
Attached is the patch.
It will be included
Thank for this example.
But I'm trying to apply this to my case, and have one question again .
:-|
# TODO: Generate the data as you want.
--- That should be the DataSet at one timestep ?
How does the programmable source handle the change of the filename to read ?
Should I use a command
... I answer myself : I have to use the req_timestep variable, and do
something like
ModulePerso.ReadMultiBlockFromV3D(*'filename%s'%(req_timestep)*)
If that could help other people, there is on the internet a presentation
that explains quite well how time is managed in Paraview, especially
Maybe I have found a way to avoid the Programmable Source...
But Is it possible to export an object created in the python shell directly
into the pipeline of the paraview interface ?
Le 22 avril 2010 15:36, Aurélien Marsan aur.mar...@gmail.com a écrit :
Hi,
A new thing I don't know how to do
I found a solution to do what I wanted to do. Not really elegant, but it
works.
The best would be to encode the reader in the source code but I don't
know how to do, and have no time for now.
First, I use the tool Source - Data Object Generator, and create a
MultiBlockDataSet.
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Then,
I've just committed a change to ParaView to allow setting output type
to be a multiblock dataset.
Commit id: c7472789ba86210e190f398a90eebc081a66d40c
Utkarsh
2010/4/23 Aurélien Marsan aur.mar...@gmail.com:
I found a solution to do what I wanted to do. Not really elegant, but it
works.
The
Temporal DataSet! Filters shouldn't be producing temporal dataset
explicitly. Why do you need it?
Utkarsh
2010/4/23 Aurélien Marsan aur.mar...@gmail.com:
thanks !
And so, could you add Temporal Data Set to this commit ?
Le 23 avril 2010 16:28, Utkarsh Ayachit utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com a
ah
So : I use file in format v3d.
For a mesh that contains two blocks, they would be called called
block1_timestep1.v3d, block2_timestep1.v3d, block1_timestep2.v3d,
block2_timestep2.v3d, etc...
Actually, I open these v3d_files with a python tool that I have
writen, translate them as
Yet I understand why it's not possible to work with TemporalDataSet in
Paraview.
The output of the PVDReader is a MultiBlockDataSet, and the PVDReader
redirect the reader based on the time value.
... Is it possible to create a programmable source that would be aware of
the timestep ?
Or do I have
I've added an example to the Wiki showing how to produce timesteps
from programmable source.
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Here_are_some_more_examples_of_simple_ParaView_3_python_filters.#Producing_Data_with_Timesteps_.28Source.29
There's one caveat currently. The GUI does not realize the
Hi,
A new thing I don't know how to do with Paraview.
I have written a personnal reader, that creates vtkStructuredGrid from files
written in so called format v3d. So I'm able to construct a
MutliBlockDataSet, that is composed of all the Blocks I'm working with.
I would like to use Programmable
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