Hi Felix,
I just happened upon the same problem yesterday. The solution was to add
the directory with the vkt shared objects into the PYTHONPATH. Those are
in .../site-packages/vtk. The .../site-packages/paraview/vtk is just a
mirror that includes the libraries from the top-level vtk directory.
be. Maybe
someone else will chime in that's done this more recently than me.
Good luck and let us know how it goes.
Andy
On Mon, May 18, 2015 at 8:48 AM, Timo Oster timo.os...@ovgu.de
mailto:timo.os...@ovgu.de wrote:
Hi all,
in an effort to enable live visualization of our
Hi,
I have indeed run into the problem with Could not receive tag. 1. In
my case I had to make sure that the client and server versions were
exactly the same. When connecting, the vtkSocketCommunicators on client
and server exchange a version hash that must match. This hash is
generated while
know, if you have any suggestion.
Regards,
--ufuk
On 20/05/15 10:31, Timo Oster wrote:
Hi,
I have indeed run into the problem with Could not receive tag. 1. In
my case I had to make sure that the client and server versions were
exactly the same. When connecting
Hi all,
in an effort to enable live visualization of our simulation code, I have
written a Catalyst adaptor for it. The live visualization is working
great when the ParaView client runs on the same machine as the
simulation, even when the simulation runs in parallel using mpi.
Now I want to do
