Hi,
it is more a ParaView-related question, so I changed the list name ;)
I tried again the solution Pat proposed in the post, and I am sorry to
tell you that it works without changing anything...
I just can be more precise. Please follow these steps in the paraview
python shell :
s = SplineSource()
s.ParametricFunction.SetPropertyWithName( "Closed", 1 ) # Now, the
"Closed Spline" property toggles to "checked"
pointA = [1,2,3]
pointB = [6,5,4]
pointC = [7,8,9]
s.ParametricFunction.SetPropertyWithName( "Points",
pointA+pointB+pointC) # Now, the three points appear in the spline
points list
Then press apply : the spline appears in the render window.
If you experience problems, please tell me which steps are guilty.
HTH,
Jerome
On 11/26/2011 08:04 AM, Ian Leslie wrote:
Hi,
I saw your post on getting the spline function to work in the
pyhthon shell within ParaView on the vtk.org users mailing list and
was wondering if you would be willing to share your solution with me.
I wasn't able to implement the suggested solution based on the post
alone
http://markmail.org/search/list:paraview?q=SplineSource+and+python+script#query:list%3Aparaview%20SplineSource%20and%20python%20script+page:1+mid:hhzkv5vj33zv6hky+state:results
Thanks,
Ian
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