Nikhil, thanks for clarification. You are right, I meant the multi-client mode. I looking forward for that feature. Thank you very much.
Stephan Am 06.06.2013 um 20:37 schrieb Nikhil Shetty <nikhil.she...@kitware.com>: > Stephan, > > On Thu, Jun 6, 2013 at 2:01 PM, Stephan Rogge <stephan.ro...@tu-cottbus.de> > wrote: >> Nikhil, no problem :) >> >> Bill, that undocked window would be a nice feature. >> >> Having your attention I guess there is another bug when running in CAVE >> mode: I was not able to use the multi-server and CAVE mode at the same time. >> Connecting one client to a pvserver session works but PV crashes immediately >> after connecting a second PV client to that session. > multi-server configuration is when you have one client and you want to > connect to multiple servers (sessions | backends |pilelines). This means that > instead of viewing one visualization pipeline connection you can view many > different connections. > > Alternatively if you want to connect many clients to one server then you are > looking at a multi-client configuration. I'm guessing this is what you are > looking to do. This will not work by current design because the PV cave mode > works on the server side . > > http://paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView/Collaboration > > To have the current collaboration framework to work with the CAVE mode we > would have to handle cave stuff at the client side instead of the server. I > have been working on something in my spare time to make this possible but > it'll be some time till that is done. > >> Best reagrds, >> Stephan >> >>> On Thu, Jun >>> >>> 6, 2013 at 9:59 AM, Stephan Rogge <Stephan.Rogge at tu-cottbus.de> wrote: >>>> > Hello, >>>> > >>>> > when I run ParaView and connect to pvserver with activated CAVE mode >>>> > (with >>>> > a >>>> > full screen render window), split the main active 3D view (horizontal or >>>> > vertical) and create a non-3D view (e.g. Spreadsheet), the render >>>> > window on >>>> > the server is also separated into two viewports. The left half is >>>> > covered >>>> > by >>>> > the 3D-render window the right side seems to be empty. I guess >>>> > non-3D-views >>>> > were not shown in the CAVE which is ok. But why is the render window >>>> > separated into two viewports? Is this a desired behavior? >>>> > >>>> > >>> That is not a desirable behavior. This is definitely a bug. Thanks for >>> point that out. >> >> Concur -- I'd never tried a split window while using the VR plugin. >> >>>> > Is it possible to detach new created views from the ParaView >>>> > Tab-Widget-Panel to have pure view-windows? >>>> > >>>> > >>> I don't think this is possible. The best one can do right now is >>> a full-screen and that's it. >> >> I asked about that a while ago and I was told that it would only be a basic >> change to the parameters to the panels in Qt, so could in theory be done >> with a pretty basic code change to ParaView -- but I didn't pursue it >> beyond that. >> >>> Stephan >>> >>> -- Regards Nikhil >> >> Bill > > > > -- > Regards > Nikhil
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