All coordinates of all data sets are defined in 3D Cartesian coordinates. That's just the way VTK was designed. Allowing for variable length coordinates would be a significant burden on many developers.
You will have to pad your coordinates with 0's in the Z components. -Ken On 9/9/08 8:15 AM, "philippe DAVID" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ok, > when I load a 2D vtu, Paraview complains about "number of components is > different" and crashes. > all my Z components can be set to 0, but I would like to avoid setting for > instance a probe > line in a 3D env, where the only relevant plane is X*Y : in this last case the > probe is not > aligned with the X*Y plane. > > > thanks anyway > Philippe DAVID > Sciences Computers Consultants > Direct:(33)-4-77-49-75-81 > Std:(33)-4-77-49-75-80 > > > Moreland, Kenneth said the following on 09/09/2008 15:42: >> >>> >>> does somebody have been heard about internationalisation in Paraview (or >>> internationalised version) ? >>> >>> >> >> >> Not to my knowledge. I don't think this has achieved a high enough priority >> on anyone's list to implement yet. >> >> >> >>> >>> Is it possible to load a 2D vtu rather a 3D in Paraview ? >>> >>> >> >> >> Neither ParaView nor VTK treats 2D unstructured grids differently than 3D >> unstructured grids. I can only assume that you mean a vtu file containing >> only 2D cells that lie on a plane. Simply load it into ParaView as you >> normally would. >> >> -Ken >> >> >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ ParaView mailing list [email protected] http://www.paraview.org/mailman/listinfo/paraview
