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when i cmake the package it gives me an error on the cmakelist.txt.
when i cmake the package it gives me an error on the cmakelist.txt.
could somebody be nice enough to post a cmakelists that actually works.
could somebody be nice enough to post a cmakelists that actually works.
== NETCDF? ==
Hi
I am looking around for open source parallel vis programs for unstructured grid 3d+time data. I need to make sections and volume renders from model output. FVCOM is a finite volume coastal ocean model.
The output is NETCDF, I saw this file type mentioned briefly under HDF4, but it does not seem to be one of the major input files supported by paraview? can I make it work? How hard would it be?
What kind of unstructured grid data is allowed in paraview? Ocean models are hell because velocity is at cell centers, tracers are at nodes and cell edges, infact I think we have data at five different locations specified by the nodes and conectivity. Can paraview handle this?
thoughts and suggestions?
D

Revision as of 17:09, 2 May 2006

i dont understand your question entirely. but if you want to view the dataset in a wireframe mode, just press 'w' in the visualisation window

volume average with paraview

hello everybody

I'd like to konw if it's possible to calculate a volume average in paraview. I had all the data point value defined in the volume.

thanks

QVTK cmakelist

I tried to use the QVTK package given with vtk 5.0 but i seem to be lost. i m asking for help. when i cmake the package it gives me an error on the cmakelist.txt. could somebody be nice enough to post a cmakelists that actually works.

NETCDF?

Hi I am looking around for open source parallel vis programs for unstructured grid 3d+time data. I need to make sections and volume renders from model output. FVCOM is a finite volume coastal ocean model.

The output is NETCDF, I saw this file type mentioned briefly under HDF4, but it does not seem to be one of the major input files supported by paraview? can I make it work? How hard would it be?

What kind of unstructured grid data is allowed in paraview? Ocean models are hell because velocity is at cell centers, tracers are at nodes and cell edges, infact I think we have data at five different locations specified by the nodes and conectivity. Can paraview handle this?

thoughts and suggestions?

D