Thanks, we have tried to follow your previous suggestion but were not
able to find a place in python where to set the information regarding
which fields to add.
Any example of passing info from python to c++ or fortran adaptors would
be of great value for us.
Your other suggestion for Pass Arrays filter requires that we use VTK's
zero-copy.
according to
https://gitlab.kitware.com/paraview/paraview/tree/master/Examples/Catalyst/Readme
there seems two ways of re-using simulation memory:
CxxMappedDataArrayExample and
CxxSOADataArrayExample
Which one is better?
Thanks in advance
Luigi
On 18/08/2016 14:52, Andy Bauer wrote:
I'll see if I can find an example online. In the meantime, another
option would be to pass in all arrays and then use the Pass Arrays
filter to select the ones you want. If you're using VTK's zero-copy
functionality for the vtkDataArrays this should be a very efficient
way to do what you want.
Best,
Andy
On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 4:33 AM, Luigi Calori <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Thank's for the prompt replay, we do not mind custom code the
scripts, It would be good to have usage code examples
or pointers to open source projects that are using Catalyst in
such a way.
Any hints will be really appreciated.
Best regards
Luigi
On 18/08/2016 03:23, Andy Bauer wrote:
Hi,
This is possible but at this point requires custom coding the
Python script to specify which fields are needed. This should be
done during the RequestDataDescription() call. You can use
vtkCPInputDataDescription's IsFieldNeeded() and
IsFieldPointData() methods to specify what's needed in the Python
script and then create the requested VTK data arrays in the
adaptor after that. There are plans to allow the GUI script
generation to specify which data arrays are needed but no
concrete date (likely over a year unless there's significant
support for the development effort) for when that functionality
will be available.
Cheers,
Andy
On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 3:07 PM, Luigi Calori <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi everybody: we are starting instrumenting one Fortran
simulation code with Paraview catalyst.
We have started from the fortran full example as our grid is
basically a 3d rectilinear grid that we are currently
handling like imagedata.
Our code has a quite high number of scalar fields ( 50 ) and
a single velocity field.
If we use a single input and a single data producer with all
the field inside, the Paraview client slows down, probably
due to memory usage or transfer.
For visualization we would just need the vector field and one
or two of the scalar fields.
It would really good to be able to dinamically ( possibly
each time step) being able to select which of the available
scalar variable pass as scalar field.
In the examples the c++ adaptor code add fields in a fixed
way. We would like to pass information from python ( and
maybe from Paraview GUI ) to the adaptor code to dynamically
change it's behaviour.
Is it at all possible? any hints or better example code.
Sorry if dumb question, I' m a newbie in this
Thanks in advance.
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