New Time Step Progress Bar Filter and Associated Representation
As of ParaView 5.2, a new filter called “Time Step Progress Bar” will appear in ParaView. When visible in the pipeline, this filter (not a source) displays … Read More
Posts tagged "VTK"
Pythonic Callbacks and Iteration in VTK
My name is Thomas “Hastings” Greer. A few weeks ago, I began an internship at Kitware’s office in Carrboro, North Carolina. So far, it has … Read More
Kitware customer highlight: SonoVol
At Kitware, we provide collaborative research, development, and technology integration services for companies that work in the medical and biomedical business sectors. We work with … Read More
Kitware Brings Ray Tracing to the Visualization Toolkit
New capability aims to offer more insight into complex data. Kitware introduced a new capability to the Visualization Toolkit (VTK) to offer scalable, high-fidelity rendering … Read More
Efficient Parallel File System Introspection with VTK
For many developers using VTK, file system introspection tools in SystemTools can be very useful. One issue with them though is that they don’t always … Read More
Kitware Packages on OS X with Homebrew
Homebrew is a package manager for OS X, which has become very popular in recent years. The homebrew-core repository provides more than 3,500 packages. There … Read More
Using Virtual Reality Devices with VTK
Updated September 2016 to include Oculus Rift support Virtual reality (VR) is a technological game changer. It allows us to look at and interact with … Read More
VTK and ParaView – now with ray traced surface rendering
VTK and ParaView developers who follow the dashboards closely might have noticed this a few weeks ago, but for everyone else I thought I should … Read More
VTK : Improved Polar Axis
We have been reworking a bit the vtkPolarAxis and also vtkAxisActor classes in vtk, and the following have been added into it : New Feature … Read More
Adding Parametric Surfaces to ParaView
Introduction VTK has a collection of parametric surfaces that are both orientable (e.g. Torus) and non-orientable (e.g. Möbius Strip). If you launch ParaView and look … Read More