[Paraview] recording a macro

[pat marion]

If you are using the paraview 3.6.2 branch or cvshead you can record
macros using python trace.  Python trace can record data loading,
applying filters, and changing filter properties, but doesn't record
things like creating animations or saving data.  Once you have a
python macro it's fairly easy to add extra code to the generated
script to automate your work further.

http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Python_GUI_Tools

Pat

On Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 7:54 AM, Rafael Pacheco <rpacheco at math.asu.edu> wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I am simulating the falling of a sphere immersed in a fluid and I have to make
> multiple movies of the same flow for different viscosities (Reynolds numbers).
> I have been doing this by cutting slices, plotting iso-surfaces and moving
> manually the sphere (it is descending a constant velocity, so I know the
> location).
>
> Since I have to create or move the sphere manually (importing the files and
> creating a movie is not the problem but plotting the sphere within the fluid
> is), is it possible to record what I am doing so that I do not have to re-do
> it several times?
>
> thanks!
> rafael
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