Hi Dennis,
I doubt there will be a native Paraview/VTK reader voor SAT. If you want
a geometric representation of your CAD model in Paraview, for example
to create an overlay of your simulation data over the geometry, I think
your best bet is to create an STL file. I have had success with this
Kitware is releasing the VTK Textbook and VTK User's Guide for PDF
download. Follow the links below to a landing page where you can buy a
printed version, or download a PDF.
Longer term, the plan is to convert these books to LaTeX (from Framemaker)
and place the content into an open repository.
Hi Boris,
Please keep the conversations on the mailing list so that everyone can
participate.
As for your question, I don't know the answer.
Best,
Andy
On Mon, Sep 12, 2016 at 9:38 AM, Boris Jagrine <
bjagr...@national-electric-coil.com> wrote:
> Hello Andy,
>
> You solved one of my problems.
Hello Venke,
Sure, here is the process to set up the lookuptable correctly with the gui:
- Open ParaView
- Open your data
- Color with the data you want to "lock"
- Show the Color Map Editor ( Right Click on toolbar, Color Map Editor)
- Click on the cogwheel to show advanced options
- Click
Hello Mathieu
Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately I don't quite understand :(. I tried to
duplicate the first and last point of LUT.RGBPoints (which are initially correct
before I look at a different attribute and switch back) - but this does not do
the trick. Sorry, I am not used to reading
Hello
Does nobody have a solution for this, or am I missing something obvious?
The only thing I can do to fix the color ranges is separate the file into
multiple objects, but as one can only look at one at a time anyways (as they are
at the same location, obviously) and our model already
