[Paraview] animations

[Moreland, Kenneth]

Unless I misunderstand your first question, you should be able to make the time series of the two data sets consistent using the temporal shift scale filter.

There is no direct way to get a data set to not load during a certain time, but you can fake it by toggling the visibility.  Open the Animation View (View -> Animation View) and add a track for your the visibility of your data.  Make the visibility zero when the data is invalid, one otherwise.

-Ken


On 4/14/10 9:51 AM, "Dr. X" <xunlei at renci.org> wrote:

Hi Utkarsh and Stephane,
In another setting, I have two time series data sets. The time sequences
are totally independent with each other. Each time sequence can have
irregular spacing as well (due to the fact of relativistic time-space
model). How can I view both data sets in the same window/view with
consistent time stamp for both of them.

The first frame of one data set appears in the middle of the other data
sequence. I currently use temporal interpolater with the delta time
interval the value of the common denominator of both data set time
sequences. However, both data sets appears from the very beginning.

Thanks for your help.

Best,
xunlei


On 4/14/2010 10:51 AM, Utkarsh Ayachit wrote:
> For both cases you can use the Temporal Shift Scale filter, showing
> the original data in one view and the temporal shift scale filter in
> another. Once you have added the temporal shift scale filter, right
> click on the filter in the pipeline browser and check "Ignore Time",
> then right click on the data source and uncheck "Ignore Time".  When
> "Ignore Time" is check, the timesteps produced by that filter and not
> considered by the application for deciding the range/timesteps for the
> default animaiton.
>
> Utkarsh
>
> On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 1:32 AM, Scott, W Alan<wascott at sandia.gov>  wrote:
>
>> Is it possible to open two windows, and have one view of my dataset not
>> animate, but have the second view of the same dataset  animate?  Is it
>> possible to have the first only animate half way then stop, while the second
>> continues to animate?  This would be for saving animations.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Alan
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