Patrick Avery
Patrick Avery
We can currently perform operations on all scalars like the following example, which inverts each of the scalars: ```python def transform(dataset): import numpy as np for name in dataset.scalars_names: scalars...
The primary operators in tomviz that produce children via `dataset.create_child_dataset()` are reconstruction operators. Since usually only one reconstruction is performed on a data source, running multiple child-producing operators on one...
If you load up the tilt series example, and change the color map preset to "Linear Green", it appears like this:  If you then save it to a state...
It might be nice for us to extend the Data Exchange format in Tomviz so that multiple scalars can be saved and read in, similar to what is currently being...
Add the ability to specify in the json descriptions of the python operators whether C ordering is preferred or not. If all operators prefer C ordering for a given execution,...
Currently, the raw data importer always assumes that the data is Fortran ordering, and the user has to manually transpose the data to Fortran ordering if it is actually C...
If I try to copy and paste a line of code from a website into the python editor, it sometimes duplicates all of the code up to the line where...
We were able to build paraview master with tomviz until about a week ago. [This MR](https://gitlab.kitware.com/paraview/paraview/merge_requests/3679) broke a few lines of code for us, since `vtkSMGlobalPropertiesProxy`, which is used [here](https://github.com/OpenChemistry/tomviz/blob/a09302b9e5aba59e72715aa87fa0e794d2356d63/tomviz/LoadPaletteReaction.cxx#L101),...
This is documenting a change that occurred due to the changes in #1958. An example is below. Before padding ===============  Previous behavior after padding ========================  New behavior after...
When running the `tomviz-pipeline` executable, if the progress `value` is set before the `maximum` (which is done in several ITK operators, including the default ITK operator) like so: ``` self.progress.value...