Pipe.tar.gz attached to the bug report below, in the form of an Ensight
Case. First extract the archive and to open in Paraview, use All files
(*) when browsing and select the .encas, then select EnSight Files.
Regards,
Joseph David Borġ
http://www.jdborg.com
On 12 October 2012 03:28, Yuanxin
We've built ParaView on BlueGene before. I am not sure which specific
OS revs and I think ParaView 3.8 was the last version we've exercised on that
platform.
Pat Marion's script that sets up the cross compilation build can be found at:
Hi Joseph,
I tried your data and got a result as yours.
Your data only includes Hex, Wedge, Tet and Pyramid,
but streamlines are stopped earlier.
Same as my polyhedral pipe sample, I applied Tetrahedralize filter
to your pipe source, and I could get valid streamlines.
Magician
Pipe.tar.gz
Thanks Magician,
Thanks for testing. What are you using to convert to tet? Is it a
ParaView feature?
Leo, can the priority of the bug be raised please?
Regards,
Joseph David Borġ
http://www.jdborg.com
On 17 October 2012 14:20, Magician f_magic...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Joseph,
I tried your
Hi Joe,
Tetrahedralize filter is applicable.
All cells are splitted into Tetrahedral ones.
Try it.
Magician
On 2012/10/17, at 23:40, Joe Borġ wrote:
Thanks Magician,
Thanks for testing. What are you using to convert to tet? Is it a ParaView
feature?
Leo, can the priority of the
On 10/09/2012 11:55 AM, Cook, Rich wrote:
As a user, I would prefer a single compile which links against OSMesa
AND OpenGL AND MPI if they are available, but uses whatever the user
chooses at runtime. This requires code logic to handle, with #ifdefs to
handle the case where some feature is not
