[vtkusers] what's wrong with my code

[Bill Lorensen]

Error message means you do not have enough memory to run your program
with the dataset.

Advice: try a small dataset first to get the results.

DO NOT post any more questions until you try this advice.


On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 5:39 PM, Ali Habib <ali.mahmoud.habib at gmail.com> wrote:
> I stated the error several times which is : vtktypeidarray: cannot allocate
> 16085090 element of size.. , I am a beginner and need any developer to do a
> favor for me , and revise my code please
> and I tried most of the suggestions and I failed to apply them and that what
> made me send several timese , I use it as mesh generator because I use .NET
> , and managed ITK not support FEM
>
> On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 11:33 PM, Bill Lorensen <bill.lorensen at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> Infoseeker, Ali Habib,
>>
>> I count over 80 messages from you and assorted replies from vtk
>> developers and users.
>>
>> Your multiple posts are not resulting in any solutions to your
>> problem. For example this post says you have an error. What error?
>>
>> The vtk user community seeks to help users that have problems and are
>> willing to accept the advice of the community. Every reply requires
>> time and effort spent by an individual that wants to help you.
>>
>> From what I can tell from these dozens of e-mails is that you want to
>> generate a tetrahedral mesh from DICOM data for the purpose of finite
>> element analysis.
>>
>> VTK is not a mesh generation system. It's primary purpose is
>> visualization. Some posts have suggested alternative systems for
>> finite element mesh generation. Please review those e-mails.
>>
>> Please stop asking the same questions over and over using multiple
>> email addresses.
>>
>> Bill
>>
>> On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 5:09 PM, InfoSeekerr
>> <ali.mahmoud.habib at gmail.com> wrote:
>> >
>> > I want to create a tetrahedral mesh upon 3D volume come from 2D slices,
>> > but
>> > it give error any suggestion please:
>> >
>> > My code:
>> >
>> > vtk::vtkDICOMImageReader ^VDR = gcnew vtk::vtkDICOMImageReader();
>> >                        VDR->SetDirectoryName("H:\\work\\Master
>> > Degree\\DataSet\\case2\\DICOM\\PA1\\ST1\\SE2");
>> >                        VDR->SetDataOrigin(0, 0, 0);
>> >
>> >                        vtk::vtkImageChangeInformation ^VIC = gcnew
>> > vtk::vtkImageChangeInformation();
>> >                        VIC->SetInput(VDR->GetOutput());
>> >
>> >                        vtkClipVolume ^v = gcnew vtkClipVolume();
>> >                        v->SetInputConnection(VDR->GetOutputPort());
>> >                        v->SetValue(2.0);
>> >                        v->GenerateClippedOutputOff();
>> >
>> >                        vtkDataSetMapper ^mapper = gcnew
>> > vtkDataSetMapper();
>> >                        mapper->SetInputConnection(v->GetOutputPort());
>> >
>> >                        // actor coordinates geometry, properties,
>> > transformation
>> >                        vtkActor ^aSphere = gcnew vtkActor();
>> >                        aSphere->SetMapper(mapper);
>> >                        //
>> > aSphere.GetProperty().SetRepresentationToWireframe();
>> >                        //aSphere.GetProperty().SetColor(0,0,1); //
>> > sphere color blue
>> >
>> >                        // a renderer and render window
>> >                        vtkRenderer ^ren1 = gcnew vtkRenderer();
>> >                        vtkRenderWindow ^renWin = gcnew
>> > vtkRenderWindow();
>> >                        renWin->AddRenderer(ren1);
>> >
>> >                        // an interactor
>> >                        vtkRenderWindowInteractor ^iren = gcnew
>> > vtkRenderWindowInteractor();
>> >                        iren->SetRenderWindow(renWin);
>> >
>> >                        // add the actor to the scene
>> >                        ren1->AddActor(aSphere);
>> >                        //ren1.SetBackground(1,1,1); // Background color
>> > white
>> >
>> >                        // render an image (lights and cameras are
>> > created automatically)
>> >                        renWin->Render();
>> >
>> >                        // begin mouse interaction
>> >                        iren->Start();
>> > --
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