Dear Stephane Zhanping,
I tried to compile 3.8 from CVS, I did the checkout yesterday morning.
But the problem persist, with the only difference that the error now
appears after few second from the moment I click on Apply button (below the
error).
Zhanping,
unfortunately I can't send the data
Did you compile it yourself? You could compile with debug information
and attach a debugger to find out where it is happening.
Regards,
Paul
On 16 April 2010 08:52, luca.cleme...@tororosso.com wrote:
Dear Stephane Zhanping,
I tried to compile 3.8 from CVS, I did the checkout yesterday
Hello
Two questions about PV3.8.0 RC1:
1. Is there somewhere a how to about using the LIC plugin?
Using my own data with a simple 3D structured grid (vts) that has
vectors, I extract a 2D grid, then I try to apply the LIC on 2D
structured grid filter and PV crashes!
Then, trying to
Hello,
I'm trying to convert my custom data to VTK mapper to using the VTK classes
for writing xml-Data.
How can I present the PImage Writer class with pre-segmented data to
produce
a .pvti-file?
Thorsten
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Hi,
Dave Partyka wrote:
Greetings Everyone,
We have just made ParaView 3.8.0 Release Candidate 1 binaries
available for download on the ParaView download page. Final binaries
and/or more release candidates should follow shortly after the Git
transition occurring next week.
1. I'll let LIC devs reply.
2. The VisIt plugin you should use is the one in lib\paraview-3.8. The one
you are seeing in bin is from a duplicate install rule that I will fix right
now.
Thank you for your report!
On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 5:16 AM, Richard GRENON richard.gre...@onera.frwrote:
When you configure manta, try turning MANTA_SSE off.
Then run manta to make sure that manta itself is working.
Then rebuild paraview and try the manta plugin.
You may want to ping the manta mailing list about why SSE isn't found
on your platform and why that code path in DynBVH fails when it
Dave Partyka wrote:
Greetings Everyone,
We have just made ParaView 3.8.0 Release Candidate 1 binaries
available for download on the ParaView download page. Final binaries
and/or more release candidates should follow shortly after the Git
transition occurring next week.
Hi David,
David E DeMarle wrote:
When you configure manta, try turning MANTA_SSE off.
Right, that's what my next step turned out to be :)
Costs a lot of performance though... (8.7 fps instead 18 for the
standard manta demo).
Then rebuild paraview and try the manta plugin.
You may want to
David E DeMarle wrote:
When you configure manta, try turning MANTA_SSE off.
Then run manta to make sure that manta itself is working.
By the way, on a Vis09 presentation by Jon Woodrig, yourself and others
it is mentioned that you should configure manta with MANTA_USE_X11 to
OFF. Is that
As far as I know you don't _need_ to turn off X11 in manta to use it
in ParaView - I never do. Although I can think of reasons why it
_might_ make sense to do so I am not really sure why we made that
recommendation back then.
Thanks for the detailed report on the SSE config. I will fix that.
1. Is there somewhere a how to about using the LIC plugin?
Using my own data with a simple 3D structured grid (vts) that has vectors,
I extract a 2D grid, then I try to apply the LIC on 2D structured grid
filter and PV crashes!
Then, trying to reproduce the picture that is on the PV 3.8
I have PARAVIEW_ENABLE_PYTHON to OFF (the default it seems as I didn't
touch it) and get this compile error with PV 3.8rc1:
Paul, you are correct, the plugin should not be built if
PARAVIEW_ENABLE_PYTHON is OFF. Dave, can we make sure that the plugin
in OFF if PARAVIEW_ENABLE_PYTHON is OFF? One
Will do.
On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 10:04 AM, Utkarsh Ayachit
utkarsh.ayac...@kitware.com wrote:
I have PARAVIEW_ENABLE_PYTHON to OFF (the default it seems as I didn't
touch it) and get this compile error with PV 3.8rc1:
Paul, you are correct, the plugin should not be built if
If someone can send me simple xdmf sample with tensors, I can easily
track this down.
Utkarsh
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 3:07 AM, Biddiscombe, John A. biddi...@cscs.ch wrote:
I had the same trouble a while ago, (I think) the trouble arises from the
Xdmf assuming that a tensor is 9 components and
Luca:
Please try debugging it as Paul suggested and send the dump info to me.
The parallel EnSight reader was added recently and there may be some unknown
bugs, which may occur from parsing CASE files, reading geometry files, to
loading data attribute files.
Thanks.
-Zhanping
On
David E DeMarle wrote:
As far as I know you don't _need_ to turn off X11 in manta to use it
in ParaView - I never do. Although I can think of reasons why it
_might_ make sense to do so I am not really sure why we made that
recommendation back then.
Well, I finally got the plugin to work
I would be in favor of the reverse where plugins aren't available as an
option unless building as shared.
On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 10:23 AM, Paul Melis paul.me...@sara.nl wrote:
David E DeMarle wrote:
As far as I know you don't _need_ to turn off X11 in manta to use it
in ParaView - I never
Hi
I want to use Paraview to construct a 3d surface chart from data that
I have in a csv file.
The data does not need any further manipulation. The file consists of
3 columns representing the x,y,z values of the points that I want to
plot
I have been able to open the file in Paraview - and
I just verified that it works as expected -- it converts the 6
component symmetric tensor to a 9 component tensor. Also you may want
to add the DataType=Float or similar attribute to your DataItem.
Are you using ParaView 3.6.* or earlier? If that's the case, give the
3.8 release candidates a try.
Is that still under the ParaView-3-8 CVS tag?
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On Apr 15, 2010, at 1:34
Another option would be to print a message if any plugin is enabled
and shared libraries if OFF. It's perfectly legal to build static
plugins to be included into static applications.
Utkarsh
On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 10:30 AM, Dave Partyka dave.part...@kitware.com wrote:
I would be in favor of
Utkarsh Ayachit wrote:
1. Is there somewhere a how to about using the LIC plugin?
Using my own data with a simple 3D structured grid (vts) that has vectors,
I extract a 2D grid, then I try to apply the LIC on 2D structured grid
filter and PV crashes!
Then, trying to reproduce the picture that
I noticed there was a separate window showing the manta output a second
time, but that probably isn't caused by the X11 setting?
Yes, that isn't related to X11, it is part of the way vtkManta works
in ParaView and a proper fix is on my long term goal list. In the
meantime, you can get around it
Dave Partyka wrote:
Hi All,
We are going to be locking the following CVS repositories tomorrow
(April 16th) to commence the Git Transition. After the transition is
complete, you will have to patch in any changes you have in your local
CVS sandboxes into a new git clone of any of these
Richard:
Have you tried the following 5 LIC tests?
TestSurfaceLIC
TestImageDataLIC2D
TestStructuredGridLIC2DXSlice
TestStructuredGridLIC2DYSlice
TestStructuredGridLIC2DZSlice
If they fail or crash, it is most likely that the problem is due to the
OpenGL, GPU, and driver
Zhanping Liu wrote:
Richard:
Have you tried the following 5 LIC tests?
TestSurfaceLIC
TestImageDataLIC2D
TestStructuredGridLIC2DXSlice
TestStructuredGridLIC2DYSlice
TestStructuredGridLIC2DZSlice
If they fail or crash, it is most likely that the problem is due to
the
Richard:
Go to the paraview build directory and type 'CTest -R LIC', which will
invoke the tests.
-Zhanping
On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 12:18 PM, Richard GRENON richard.gre...@onera.frwrote:
Zhanping Liu wrote:
Richard:
Have you tried the following 5 LIC tests?
TestSurfaceLIC
This fix will be committed after the git transition. I also fixed another
bug about adding scalar bars to the correct view when a state has multiple
views. Also added a new test.
Pat
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 7:33 PM, Eric E. Monson emon...@cs.duke.edu wrote:
Thanks a lot for looking into it
Hi Ken,
Thanks for responding, it would appear that the reader is not
responding correctly regarding ghost cells.
It is now apparent that ghost cells are my problem and resolving that
will have to happen somewhere with the
data writer and the reader. Fortunately I know both.
Thanks for
Hi Richard,
I diagnosed a problem yesterday on both a Fedora 11 and Fedora 12 box
with NVidia Graphics Cards where ParaView 3.8 would go to lunch
connecting with gdb we noted each time it was in an OpenGL call.
I replaced the NVidia 195.36.15 driver with 185.18.31 and haven't had
a problem
(Replying back to the ParaView mailing list because, contrary to popular
opinion, I don't know everything. :)
Now that I'm looking at it, implementing this in ParaView is a bit harder than
I originally thought. However, it is pretty easy to write a VTK (not ParaView)
Python script to convert
Hey all,
Is there an easy way to set up the camera orbit mode for ParaView animations
from Python (so I can do batch runs), or any examples I could follow?
It looks like I should be able to reverse-engineer it by setting things up in
the Animation View and then printing out all of the
Hi,
Thanks Ken.
I'm using 3.8 now, but am have some similar troubles. To recap: I'm using
unstructured triangular grid. The 'dimensions' variables include integer
identifiers for triangle nodes, but NOT lat,long and depth. Rather, these are
included among the 'variables' variables (e.g.
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