Hi,
Is there a possibility to perform a cyclic update of a Programmable Source?
Best,
Lukas
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Thanks, good to know. We'll try 5.2 (qt4) if the issue surfaces again,
Paul
On 05-12-17 14:13, Aron Helser wrote:
Yes, that Intel driver bug is known to affect ParaView:
https://gitlab.kitware.com/paraview/paraview/issues/17499
Regards,
Aron
On Tue, Dec 5, 2017 at 6:40 AM, Jonathan Borduas
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Hi all!
I have a structure from points and lines. The POINT_DATA contains some
displacement vectors. When I load it in Paraview and use Warp by Vector, it
does not give me any displacement or change in color.
Is my code wrong?
Please see my file attached.
Also, I would like to add under POIN
Sorry! Silly me, I needed point instead of comma. Could you please let me know
the way to introduce more displacement fields? Thank you!
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SOLVED!
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Subject: Re: [Paraview] Warp by vector not fully working
Sorry! Silly me, I needed point instead of comma. Could you pl
Hello everyone,
I have results with OpenFOAM including p,T,U outputs. Due to some reasons,
I can't use wallShearStress or wallgradU utility in OF. So, I have to
calculate it on Paraview. I saw many topics related to that on google, but
I could not find a satisfactory answer. My case is 3-D, compre
Hi Ahmet,
What you can do that is, use the filter name called extract surface.
once you get that surface either you can export those values in form of
from elements or from the points.
It might work, or you may get more clear explanation from this forum.
Cheers,
Mathi
On 6 December 2017 at 15
> Is there a possibility to perform a cyclic update of a Programmable Source?
What do you mean? Do you mean update a Programmable Source once every
time period?
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Thanks, but did you forget to include the name of the forum?
Stephen
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> To: "Ahmet Ahmet"
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> Subject: Re: [Paraview] wallShearStress Calculation in Paraview
> Hi Ahmet
There's no general way to compute gradients normal to the surface so you
need to compute the gradient on the simulation's cells (e.g. volumetric
cells for 3D). You can use the Gradient Of Unstructured Data set to do
that. Then extract the surface as Mathi said, use the Normals filter to
compute the
I’m probably missing a basic concept and hoping someone can enlighten me. I
have a pipeline with a Programmable Source that reads in a (non-VTK formatted)
file, I process it and then I have filters in my pipeline that act on that
data. I want to be able to feed multiple files to the pipeline, sa
Just a FYI, I just had a chance to test out a new Windows Mixed Reality
headset and it seems to work well with VTK and ParaView through the SteamVR
driver. I was testing the new Dell Visor headset and controller. The
controllers show up properly and the controls map to reasonable settings.
Tracking
All,
As we start down the road to parallel visualization, our first baby steps are
to try remote visualization.
In Redhat, I ssh onto a node with ~30 gigs of memory available (free -m) I
start pvserver.
Back on my machine I launch paraview541 and connect to the server. The Memory
Inspector
Did you make progress on this? You should just be able to use your
favorite Python XML module to locate all the elements and
find the "file" attributes to get the *pvtu file names. Then you can
parse those *pvtu XML files to get whatever information you want. One
such module is documented here:
ht
Thanks Cory. That's what I'm planning to do. It's really helpful.
Ke
On Wed, Dec 6, 2017 at 2:27 PM, Cory Quammen
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> Did you make progress on this? You should just be able to use your
> favorite Python XML module to locate all the elements and
> find the "file" attributes to get the *pvt
Hi Roman,
Sorry I failed to follow up. Did you find a solution to this problem?
This line in your script looks funny to me:
d[props] = pvs.GetProperty(repr, props[0])
Shouldn't props[0] just be props?
Thanks,
Cory
On Fri, Nov 10, 2017 at 10:28 AM, Grothausmann, Roman Dr.
wrote:
> Dear Cory,
Randy,
You attempting to mix the Python scripting for data processing and
Python scripting for batch scripting. The two environments are
separate. Here's how I'd tackle it.
1. Make your "Programmable Source" become a temporal source i.e.
report to ParaView that it can produce timesteps matching t
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