Re: [Paraview] particletracer

Thanks you, I can now conenct the two sources. I tried on Windows and found this alternative if I want to use input or source in the particle tracer. When choosing source I could select both dataset and seed source. Problem on my Mac was that the dialog box was to small so I didnt find this

[Paraview] measure of distance between two points

Hi all, I have been searching for help in the previous posts, but I couldn't find an answer, even if the question has already been asked ( http://www.mail-archive.com/paraview@paraview.org/msg00990.html): Is there a way in ParaView to measure a distance between two nodes (with a result that could

Re: [Paraview] particletracer

Martin A single timestep is a vtkDataSet, StremTracer generates streamline through a vector field for this data. The ParticleTracer requires multiple time steps to advect particles through the field over time. The particle tracer requests 2 time steps per iteration from it's input,

Re: [Paraview] Visualizing histogram

How can I access this through pvpython ? Do you have any example to put me on the right track ? Thanks Jacques -Original Message- From: Mark Richardson [mailto:m...@elemtech.com] Sent: 10 February 2009 17:28 To: Jacques Papper Cc: paraview Subject: Re: [Paraview] Visualizing histogram

Re: [Paraview] Browsing server files from plugin

To get the server: pqApplicationCore::instance()-getServerManagerModel()-getItemAtIndexpqServer*(0); Utkarsh On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 6:34 PM, Moreland, Kenneth kmo...@sandia.gov wrote: I have a plugin that adds toolbar actions. From one of these actions I want to be able to open a dialog box

Re: [Paraview] Browsing server files from plugin

Hi, to get the active server, look a this example: pqServer* PrismCore::getActiveServer() const { pqApplicationCore* core = pqApplicationCore::instance(); pqServerManagerSelection sels = *core-getSelectionModel()-selectedItems(); pqPipelineSource* source = 0; pqServer* server=0;

Re: [Paraview] Visualizing histogram

Pat had some python code to test the chart python wrapping, but it doesn't look like it's in cvs. The api should be similar to c++ though. You can look at vtk/guisupport/qt/testing/cxx/TestVtkBarChartView.cxx as an example. You'll just have to convert it to python calls and import the right

[Paraview] Absence

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[Paraview] Getting proxy names from proxy manager.

Using the following c++ code: myBox=builder-createSource(sources, CubeSource, s); myBox-rename(QString(VWTBoundary)); myBox-setModifiedState(pqProxy::UNMODIFIED); pqOutputPort* opPort = myBox-getOutputPort(0); builder-createDataRepresentation(opPort,myActiveView.current()); I've been able to

Re: [Paraview] measure of distance between two points

Hi Berk, Thanks. That is actually perfect! The spreadsheet idea was just because I was too much in a pipeline/filter-like thinking mode (with outputs absolutely availabe for future re-use). Just an additional question: is there a way to have some kind of magnetism with already displayed existing

Re: [Paraview] measure of distance between two points

That sounds like a good idea. I'd suggest adding a request. -berk On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 4:43 PM, Pierre JUILLARD pierre.juill...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Berk, Thanks. That is actually perfect! The spreadsheet idea was just because I was too much in a pipeline/filter-like thinking mode (with

Re: [Paraview] particle tracking

Hi Pei-Ying, You may want to try ParaView Meshless (https://twiki.cscs.ch/twiki/bin/view/ParaViewMeshless). It is a version of ParaView with the cutting edge of John Biddiscombe's particle tracking work in it. Some of those features will be/have been integrated into the main paraview code, but I