if you haven't yet it worth while to print the time values reported by
the reader. make sure it's not changing them on you. after that try to
get a stack trace showing where the crash occurs.
On 08/22/2013 02:16 AM, Hedieh Ebrahimi wrote:
Hi Burlen,
Thanks for your reply. Actually when I mentioned final time step at
10000 to get the image; by 10000 I actually was referring to the the
time. ( The time step related to this time (10000) is time step 40)
I see what time is relating to what time step by using the
"AnnotateTimeFilter" and seeing the times interactively.
Considering that I know the correct time, still pvpython crashes when
I try to get the image at a different time by changing the following
to time=10000 or any other time that exist in my simulation result.
RenderView1.ViewTime = 10000.0
RenderView1.CacheKey = 10000.0
RenderView1.UseCache = 0
AnimationScene1 = GetAnimationScene()
AnimationScene1.AnimationTime = 10000.0
WriteImage('myImage.jpg')
Render()
Any ideas on what I could be doing wrong and how to get the image at a
different time using pvpython ?
I´d appreciate any help
Thanks
On 21 August 2013 18:27, Burlen Loring <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
time is not always the same as time-step. Here's an example of how
you could query the reader for time values and then use them
... nSteps = 0
steps = reader.TimestepValues
try:
nSteps = len(steps)
except:
nSteps = 1
steps = [steps] ...
anim = GetAnimationScene()
anim.PlayMode = 'Snap To TimeSteps'
anim.AnimationTime = steps[step]
view = GetRenderView()
view.ViewTime = steps[step] ... Render()
On 08/21/2013 03:04 AM, Hedieh Ebrahimi wrote:
Hello,
My Data is of type h5 that I open using PFlotran HDF5 reader in
ParaView which are result of PFlotran simulation.
What I am trying to do is to write an image at a certain time
step and then finally write a batch job that writes an image for
each time step of the simulation result.
If I try to interactively go to a certain time step and then save
an image, everything works fine.
The problem is I have 40 time steps and I want to do the same
procedure often. So I saved my state file as a python script and
then set these few lines at the end of script just before Render().
RenderView1.ViewTime = 0.0
RenderView1.CacheKey = 0.0
RenderView1.UseCache = 0
AnimationScene1 = GetAnimationScene()
AnimationScene1.AnimationTime = 0.0
WriteImage('myImage.jpg')
Render()
My timeSeries start at 0 and the python script works just fine for 0.
If I change the following lines to 10000 (my final time step) or
any other time step, then pvpython crashes, that is the following
change to the script makes the pvpython crash:
RenderView1.ViewTime = 10000.0
RenderView1.CacheKey = 10000.0
RenderView1.UseCache = 0
AnimationScene1 = GetAnimationScene()
AnimationScene1.AnimationTime = 10000.0
WriteImage('myImage.jpg')
Render()
I used the trace to see what values I need to change to save an
screen shot for any time step and I ended up with ViewTime and
AnimationTime.
I have attached my script with this email. I would be grateful if
you could please tell me if I need to change more in my script or
add any additional lines to be able to get an screenshot of any
timestep rather than 0.
Thanks in Advance.
Hedie
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