Re: [Paraview] ANN: ParaView 5.1.2 tagged

From: Kazuyoshi Furutaka Subject: Re: [Paraview] ANN: ParaView 5.1.2 tagged Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2016 10:17:32 +0900 (JST) > CMake failed the configuration on fedora 24 linux x86_64... Sorry for the noise... After fetching (instead of pulling) from the repo, the

Re: [Paraview] ANN: ParaView 5.1.2 tagged

From: Utkarsh Ayachit Subject: [Paraview] ANN: ParaView 5.1.2 tagged Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2016 16:04:04 -0400 > ParaView 5.1.2 has been tagged. > > Git tag name: v5.1.2 > > Source tar/zip files are available for download: > http://www.paraview.org/download/ CMake

[Paraview] animating .. a single point's traverse in time

Hi folks, I have an exceedingly simple thing I’d like to be able to animate in Paraview, and I can’t seem to figure out how. I’m thinking it’s stunningly easy, but I just can’t see it! I am working with some agricultural remote sensing data. My data input format is very, very simple – just

[Paraview] ANN: ParaView 5.1.2 tagged

Folks, ParaView 5.1.2 has been tagged. Git tag name: v5.1.2 Source tar/zip files are available for download: http://www.paraview.org/download/ Binaries will be available for testing within the next few days. This release includes the following fixes: - Fixed depth peeling issues when running

Re: [Paraview] Procedure for compiling Catalyst

Hi Chris, I believe that you can link against ParaView from a standard Makefile by using the `paraview-config` executable that gets built when building ParaView. An example of how to do this is something like this: ifeq "$(USE_PARAVIEW)" "true" PARAVIEW_CONFIG =

Re: [Paraview] Procedure for compiling Catalyst

Thanks T.J. Your suggestions has resolved the VTK issue. I did not know that it was a submodule. I just learned that submodules exist from this actually haha. I see that the examples for Catalyst are under the Paraview source tree. I was able to get Paraview to build with Catalyst. I compiled

Re: [Paraview] plume tracking-trajectory

Thanks a lot!! very simple answer :) I wish you all the best.And thanks for your patient. Btw, can i rate your answer somehow? i am very new at that site and in paraview Sincerely, Kostas - Original Message - From: "Mathieu Westphal" To:

Re: [Paraview] plume tracking-trajectory

Hello You can use the filter ParticleToPathLines on the TableToPoints filter to visualize the path of your particle. Mathieu Westphal On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 5:39 PM, Konstantinos Panagiotou < panagiotou.konstanti...@ucy.ac.cy> wrote: > I hope this time is ok > the vtk file is the flow

Re: [Paraview] plume tracking-trajectory

I am unable to load your pvsm. Please provide all the data needed by your pvsm in order for me to load it. Mathieu Westphal On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 5:03 PM, Konstantinos Panagiotou < panagiotou.konstanti...@ucy.ac.cy> wrote: > hello > i have loaded the csv data and a vtk file,a cube basicly, in

Re: [Paraview] plume tracking-trajectory

Your data does not seem to be correctly formated. Can you send me an associated pvsm file ? Mathieu Westphal On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 4:08 PM, Konstantinos Panagiotou < panagiotou.konstanti...@ucy.ac.cy> wrote: > Dear Mathieu, > i have installed cmake and qt in order to use cmake command to

Re: [Paraview] Multiple animations after one another

Hi Tim, Are you loading a sequentially numbered file series? If so, you could simply renumber the names of the files in the second and third files so they range from 0 to 750. Another option is to use a .pvd file to describe the time series and explicitly list the times for each file. See

Re: [Paraview] Paraview compatibility questions

I'm pretty sure it will not work with the new OpenGL2 backend, it may work with the old OpenGL backend as microsoft provides a software implementation of opengl 1.4 with their OSs. That card is not really intended for graphics so the rendering performance may be a bit slow. On Mon, Jul 25, 2016

[Paraview] Multiple animations after one another

Hey all, I'm trying something very simple, but it doesn't seem to work. I have multiple sequences of data that can be played in an animation. All these sequences follow each other, creating one long animation. They all have a length of 250 steps, but when I load them, they all play at the same

Re: [Paraview] xdmf latest sources?

apologize I should have sent this email to the Xdmf mailing list. Doing so now. Nabil Ghodbane (Ph. D. Habil*.*) Phone: +33 6 34 42 33 43 Mailto: nabil.ghodb...@gmail.com On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 1:49 PM, Nabil Ghodbane wrote: > hi Chuck; > many thanks for your

Re: [Paraview] xdmf latest sources?

hi Chuck; many thanks for your reply and for the link. As a side question, do you know whether there is some link you could point me to and which describes how to migrate from version 2 to version 3 for Xdmf; Is such a documentation available? The following wiki is lacking information about it:

Re: [Paraview] plume tracking-trajectory

Please keep the ml in the loop so everyone can follow this. Please open you csv data, save it as a .vtp file and send it to me (if it's not too big) Regards, Mathieu Westphal On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 12:55 PM, Konstantinos Panagiotou < panagiotou.konstanti...@ucy.ac.cy> wrote: > Hello Mathieu,