ParaView 3 Telecon 02-07-2008: Difference between revisions
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In the past two weeks, I have had two requests for an example of a client that has no GUI but has the ability to render images. Could someone | In the past two weeks, I have had two requests for an example of a client that has no GUI but has the ability to render images. Could someone intimately familiar with bootstrapping the server manager make a simple example of a client that connects to a server, sets up a simple pipeline, renders a few images without creating a window on the client, and then save the images to disk. | ||
Revision as of 10:55, 5 February 2008
| Item | People | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chart Task Force | VTK/ParaView Charts |
| 2 | Shead | GUI Plugins |
| 3 | All | ParaView 3.4 Deliverables |
| 4 | Karelitz | MARS issues |
| 5 | Karelitz | V&V Milestone |
| 6 | Moreland | Simple client example |
VTK/ParaView Charts
GUI Plugins
Deliverables
Multiblock (Utkarsh, Berk, ETI)
SILO Reader (Pat)
Selection (Dave Cole)
ParaView/Titan Chart Merger (Jeff, Utkarsh, Philippe, ETI)
See above.
Volume Rendering Algorithm Chooser (Dave Cole)
After selection.
Plot multiple points/cells over time (Berk)
After multiblock work.
Textures (Utkarsh)
Done unless there is time to implement assigning any array to texture coordinates.
2D Image View type (Utkarsh)
Box and Sphere Widgets (Will)
Will said he is working on it. Should be working before the release.
Custom filter cleanup (Utkarsh)
Done unless we have time left over.
MARS issues
V&V Milestone
Simple client example
In the past two weeks, I have had two requests for an example of a client that has no GUI but has the ability to render images. Could someone intimately familiar with bootstrapping the server manager make a simple example of a client that connects to a server, sets up a simple pipeline, renders a few images without creating a window on the client, and then save the images to disk.
