Latest update: August 25, 2023
If you can do your own installs, go to http://www.paraview.org and select Download up at the top.
ParaView example files from the notes.
| scalar.csv | Scalar data in input csv form |
| scalar.pvsm | Full state of scalar data visualization |
| scalar.py | Full state of scalar data as a Python script |
| vector.csv | Vector data in input csv form |
| vector.pvsm | Full state of vector data visualization |
| vector.py | Full state of vector data as a Python script |
| terrain.csv | Mount Hood terrain data in input csv form |
| terrain.pvsm | Full state of Mount Hood terrain data visualization |
| terrain.py | Mount Hood terrain data as a Python script |
| scalarcompare.pvsm | Full state of a scalar comparison view |
| anim.pvsm | Full state of the animation example |
| anim.avi | AVI animation file |
| anim.ogv | OGV animation file |
| parallelcoords.pvsm | Full state of the parallel coordinates example |
You can get a .zip file with all of these files here.
(The *.pvsm files are actually XML so they can be looked at.)
Here's notes on some other fun things:
Blender notes -- Modeling, Rendering, and Animation
Scratch notes -- drag and drop programmiung with animation and sound, and even some game development
SketchUp notes -- who would have ever guessed it was so easy to draw in 3D?
TinkerCAD notes -- this is really good if you want to make models that can be 3D-printed
Game Maker notes -- develop your own 2D game with collisions and sound
Comments? Suggestions? Questions? Contact:
Mike Bailey
Oregon State University Computer Science
2117 Kelley Engineering Center
Corvallis, OR 97331-5501
541-737-2542
mjb@cs.oregonstate.edu