Daniel, Yes, there is. Create a Python script of what you want to do. Easiest way is to open ParaView, Tools/ Start Trace, do your work, Tools/ Stop Trace. Save the file somewhere. To test it, start ParaView from scratch (or just delete everything in the pipeline browser), Tools/ Python Shell/ Run Script/ select the python script you choose earlier.
Then, close ParaView, and run your script with pvbatch your-script.py Is that what you are asking? Alan From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Daniel WEI Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 12:44 PM To: paraview Subject: [EXTERNAL] [Paraview] Auto save images Hi all Is there a way to run paraview in batch mode. I want to save images automatically. What I am doing is pretty simple, use paraview to view an flow field and then pan it and zoom into a certain region and then save the screenshot. That's it. I dont want to repeat this operation all the time. I want to do it for all my cases in the back-end and in batch mode without opening paraview window. Is it possible? How? What kind of scripts should I write? Many thanks in advance! Daniel WEI ---------------------- University of Notre Dame
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