I've setup 4 new desktops using an Intel HD graphics 4600 chipset, runing CentOS
6.5.
I'm using paraview 3.98 with Pvserver runing on a remonte cluster. Rendering is
doftware and done on the cluster.
On these hosts I've some troubles whit the color map when viewing datas.
example:
I load the
Do you any images that you can share that could illustrate the change?
Thanks
Utkarsh
On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 4:17 AM, Patrick Begou
patrick.be...@legi.grenoble-inp.fr wrote:
I've setup 4 new desktops using an Intel HD graphics 4600 chipset, runing
CentOS 6.5.
I'm using paraview 3.98 with
I believe the reader is missing the BlankCells(
http://www.vtk.org/doc/nightly/html/classvtkAMRUtilities.html#a6656bada8c6d01b43e15299567af7657)
call. If I remember correctly, the blanking cells generated
by vtkImageToAMR.cxx get lost when the data is saved to disk (since we
don't have a true
I am guessing you get a spotty visualization when you manually connect to
the pvserver, is that correct. What type of dataset are you loading? Can
you share the data? Not sure if it's a rendering artifact or a side effect
of the data distribution, or something else.
Utkarsh
On Sun, Jun 22, 2014
Ah...no. Alas, you cannot directly use CreateWriter in the script
for the Programmable Filter. You'll need to use save data after
applying the filter. Alternatively, you can use mpi4py module to
gather the sum result to the root node and then on the root node,
create vtkDelimitedTextWriter
Alas, no idea what could be happening. A random guess, try toggling
Interpolate Scalars Before Mapping check box on the Properties panel.
Let's see if that makes any difference.
Utkarsh
On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 10:32 AM, Patrick Begou
patrick.be...@legi.grenoble-inp.fr wrote:
Hi Utkarsh
I
I used to get a similar effect when setting the opacity or manually
adjusting slices etc. on the integrated graphics of an Intel i5-3570 (HD
2500 graphics). I gave up trying to find a solution and got a discrete GPU
installed.
Louie
On 22 July 2014 15:35, Utkarsh Ayachit
Simon,
As I am cleaning my inbox, I ran into this email. Since there have been
other emails about this I'll skip your original query :). Just wanted to
give you an update on recent developments in ParaView. We recently pushed
updates to VTK/ParaView to allow you to use Python calculator to
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Hi Utkarsh,
That's great. That will eliminate the programmable filter part of my pipeline.
You didn't happen to also pushed update to VTK/ParaView that will write the
expression sum(EQPS) to a file that will work in parallel, did you? :)
Thanks
Hey, once the sum() is computed by the calculator, you can just use save
data from the menu and save it out as a CSV :P.
Utkarsh
On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 3:49 PM, Su, Simon M CTR USARMY ARL (US)
simon.m.su@mail.mil wrote:
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Hi Utkarsh,
That's
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Errr what would be the equivalent to menu-save in python script? Sorry
for making it difficult as the whole thing is a part of a elaborate automation
from running simulation to getting the final result. Calling python calculator
to calculate sum
Simon,
So there are two types of Python scripts in ParaView: the data processing
(which goes in programmable filter, python calculator etc.) and the
client-side. For automation, you'd be interested in the scripting the
client. For that, you have WriteData() (or something like that) in the
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