[Paraview] EnSight multi-part loading
Charles Law
charles . law at kitware . com
Mon, 24 Nov 2003 12:51:47 -0500
Jean,
When I created the code to compute the total number of points, I did not
consider sources that have outputs which share the same points. I believe
that the EnSight reader is the only source which does this. The easiest
fix is to "clean" the EnSight readers outputs to get rid of unused
points. With a little extra work we could detect the shared points ...
Charles.
At 08:32 AM 11/24/2003, Jean M. Favre wrote:
>While reading EnSight geom files composed of multiple parts, I was
>surprised by the large number of points shown in the
>Information.statistics field of my reader object.
>
>my data was made of just over 2 million points and ParaView showed I had
>202 million points. For a moment, I thought I had beaten my own
>visualization record. :-)
>
>The answer is that the statistics are calculated by adding the number of
>points for each EnSight part, i.e. each VTK Output, event though the
>vtkPoints is ref. counted, and only created once. Since I had 101 parts, I
>had 101 times the number of real points.
>
>What is the justification for that? no need to boost performance like
>that. Isn't ParaView already good enough?
>
>Somebody cares to comment?
>
>Jean
>
>
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