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I am attempting to export a scene from Paraview desktop into Paraview Glance. In the simplest case, I have a .vtp surface which I am selecting to display as a "Surface" in Paraview with coloring defined as "Solid Color" and a color selected from the "Basic Colors" provided in the Paraview color picker. I can successfully export this scene into an embedded Paraview Glance instance .html file using the procedure outlined here: https://blog.kitware.com/exporting-paraview-scenes-to-paraview-glance/
However, when loaded the display always defaults to a "Scalars_" coloring and the "solid color" option must be manually selected to recover the intended representation. The following errors are given:
ParaViewGlance: 4.17.1
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:90.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/90.0
attempt to set zero width color range
attempt to set zero width color range
attempt to set zero width color range
There does not appear to be an issue with the solid color representation once it is manually selected, it displays as intended. However in cases where we have multiple surfaces, asking each viewer to manually change each individual surface to a "Solid Color" is unreasonable.
Hi,
I am attempting to export a scene from Paraview desktop into Paraview Glance. In the simplest case, I have a
.vtp
surface which I am selecting to display as a "Surface" in Paraview with coloring defined as "Solid Color" and a color selected from the "Basic Colors" provided in the Paraview color picker. I can successfully export this scene into an embedded Paraview Glance instance.html
file using the procedure outlined here: https://blog.kitware.com/exporting-paraview-scenes-to-paraview-glance/However, when loaded the display always defaults to a "Scalars_" coloring and the "solid color" option must be manually selected to recover the intended representation. The following errors are given:
ParaViewGlance: 4.17.1
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:90.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/90.0
There does not appear to be an issue with the solid color representation once it is manually selected, it displays as intended. However in cases where we have multiple surfaces, asking each viewer to manually change each individual surface to a "Solid Color" is unreasonable.
An example of the html is available here: https://liamtimms.net/paraview/test_simple_artery.html
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