*Wed, 4/5/11, Sebastien Jourdain
> *wrote:
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> From: Sebastien Jourdain
> Subject: Re: [Paraview] ParaviewWeb : Adding interactive slice filter to
> pipeline
> To: "Rajvikram Singh"
> Cc: paraview@paraview.org
> Date: Wednesday, 4 May, 2011,
/5/11, Sebastien Jourdain wrote:
From: Sebastien Jourdain
Subject: Re: [Paraview] ParaviewWeb : Adding interactive slice filter to
pipeline
To: "Rajvikram Singh"
Cc: paraview@paraview.org
Date: Wednesday, 4 May, 2011, 4:29 AM
Hi Raj,
I managed to show the correct color by
Hi Raj,
I managed to show the correct color by executing that:
sliceType.setNormal(0,0,1);
sliceType.setOrigin(view1.getCenterOfRotation());
pv.SetDisplayProperties( {proxy : slice, view : view1, Representation :
'Surface', ColorArrayName : 'ImageFile'} );
In fact you shouldn't set any normal/o
',
> //ColorArrayName : 'ImageFile',
> LookupTable : lut1
> } );
>
> pv.Hide({proxy : reader1});
> var dataRep1 = pv.Show({proxy : slice});
> pv.Render();
>
> // Create and bind renderer
> var renderer = new JavaScriptRenderer(&q
Hi Raj,
Another thing. You should do that to set origin and normal.
var plan = sliceFilter.getSliceType();
plan.setOrigin(0,0,0);
plan.setNormal(1,0,0);
in fact the methods SetSliceOrigin/Normal are helper methods on python
objects and not properties. You can notice it because of the capital S i
Hi Raj,
You are not getting the propers bounds when you directly access them like
that:
> reader.Bounds
In fact, if you validate each line that you wrote inside the JavaScript
console of your browser, you could have seen that Bounds was not part of the
reader proxy. Moreover, it goes against the
Hi
I am trying to add a simple slice filter to a ParaviewWeb client that users
could use interact with a volume. The bundled PWApp application does this
already and so I tried to go through the code and looked at some Python
examples. I was able to get an interactive widget to render but it s
