Closed EmmanuelMadarassou closed 3 years ago
I think the issue is that you need to provide the path to the ParaView to use --paraview "C:\...\paraview\"
.
But in general LightViz was meant to show that custom web application could be made on top of ParaView. It is not supported anymore.
Thanks for your answer. I came back on paraview 5.2 to minimize errors due to new paraview versions but now I've got this:
It pops up a window and close it immediately without doing anything else.
Can you rerun the same command line provided without the --force-offscreen-rendering
argument?
I've got this:
ParaView 5.2 is really old and might be too old for the version of LightViz. When looking at the compatibility you can see that 5.5 is the minimum requirement. Ideally I would even go with 5.6.
Oh right I didn't look that page. I manage to make it launch but my dataset doesn't appear on the browser screen. I have already set up my dataset as the importing data section and I provide my data directory with the --data option:
On screenshots you can see that I'm using 5.5 but I did try with 5.6 and I get the same result.
Did you try to provide the data directory up to \...\datadir\
without the geometry
part?
I can select my dataset and indeed it gives me a view of my vtu with some modules on the left. But when I try basic camera interaction like hold left click to turn my geometry, it shut down the server and return this to the browser:
What is the server log/output? Did you remove --force-offscreen-rendering
like I asked you to?
Sorry I thought that now I could run the lightviz command line. It works now thanks you !
Is it possible to run light viz on windows ? I've got this error when I use light viz command line: