Re: [Paraview] PV 4.1.0 programmimg the camera position using python

Steven, Not sure if your question has been answered. Why not try turning on the trace (toolstrace) then moving the camera, then turning off the trace? I think that'll get you want you want and is a generally helpful technique. -Chris On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 12:40 PM, Dan Lipsa

Re: [Paraview] deforming sphere-like grid to object

On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 11:48 PM, Christopher Snyder 22csny...@gmail.com wrote: Hi all, Here's what I'd like to do using python scripting. 1) Initialize a set of points and edges that look like a sphere using sphere=Sphere() 2) deform that set of points (and edges) to match a volume whose

[Paraview] deforming sphere-like grid to object

Hi all, Here's what I'd like to do using python scripting. 1) Initialize a set of points and edges that look like a sphere using sphere=Sphere() 2) deform that set of points (and edges) to match a volume whose high intensity region is also blob-like using an active shape model 3) visualize the

[Paraview] volume comparison

Hi, I have two 3D image that I would like to compare to see if they are the same. I thought it would be illustrative to overlay the two volumes in different colors with some opacity. This presents some difficulty. In my mind I would be able to have 2 volumes overlayed, full control of the color

[Paraview] interface and scripting questions from newbie

Hi all, I'm very excited about paraview, and I think it might fit my needs perfectly. However, I have two questions. 1) What is the simplest way to rotate about the x axis ? The data I have is rather long : length x length y and z. So when I zoom in around the extremes, rotation around the