

That should hopefull help understand the difference. Options 3: Trace only user-modified properites # init the 'Plane' selected for 'ClipType'Ĭlip1Display.AmbientColor = Ĭlip1Display.ScalarOpacityUnitDistance = 0.079845308687414 Sphere1Display.Representation = 'Surface' # trace defaults for the display properties. Sphere1Display = Show(sphere1, renderView1) # uncomment following to set a specific view size RenderView1 = GetActiveViewOrCreate('RenderView') Paraview.simple._DisableFirstRenderCameraReset() # disable automatic camera reset on 'Show' We share experiences of how VTrace and VTrace-stats efficiently work after deploying them in Alibaba Cloud for years. # import the simple module from the paraview Besides, based on the idea coloring-matching-counting, VTrace can be easily extended to VTrace-stats to identify the culprit device for transient packet loss. Option 1: Trace all properties ( editied to remove display properties for better readability online )

automatically selected arrays for processing), as well as changes you make on the Properties panel. (2) saves any of the properties that were modified either by your actions in panels, or data specific defaults selected by ParaView (e.g. (1) results in all properties being saved to the trace irrespective of whether you actually changed them using the Properties panel or custom user defaults. is to be added to the trace, which properties on this object do you want to trace. What this setting basically controls if that when a new traceable module such as a source, reader, filter, view, etc. This is the option under General Settings group called ‘ Select which properties to save in trace’.
VTRACE OPTIONS HOW TO
Continuing covering the improvements to Python tracing capabilities in the upcoming ParaView 4.2, in this post, we’ll see how to control the trace verbosity.
