Hi My grid is rectilinear with equal spacing in all directions, it is a regular structured grid. As of now, I am working through the various versions of paraview on my Fedora/Linux as well as a apple mac (debian) to find a working balance version of paraview for my purpose. It seems this discussion may be more for another list than this one. I will still elaborate.
When I load the 3D vts structured grid (output from my 3D petsc based program) into paraview 3.4, I do not get an option to render volume. There are no error messages. The best I can do is get an isosurface or threshold the data. When I used paraview 4.3.1 distro binary, I can viz it but the controls are different. I spend some time getting familiar with the controls yesterday. My pvbatch scripts are going to be remade if I am to go down the 4.3.1 route. Another fix I implemented is that to do a binary output, and then post-process so that my current set up of paraview/vtk still works. cheers Sanjay ________________________________________ From: Jed Brown [[email protected]] Sent: 16 April 2015 20:25 To: Sanjay Kharche; [email protected] Subject: Re: [petsc-users] Paraview 3.x Sanjay Kharche <[email protected]> writes: > Hi > > I have 3D output in vts format produced using PetscViewerVTKopen and > VecView. I cannot volume render the data using paraview 3.x. Can't open it at all or can't volume render it? Do you get an error message? > The latest version of paraview (4.2.x) can visualise it. Why not use current Paraview? > How can I make 3D vts output that is compatible with paraview 3.x?
