Hi,
I exported my grid3d data to vis5d but an error is reported when I try to
import the generated v5d file in vis5d.
It seems that the command r3.out.v5d is interrupted before the end, but
the v5d file is created!
I´ve installed grass 6.0.0 GNU.
Thanks for help
Andrea
On Fri, 24 Feb 2006 16:48:15 -0300 (BRST)
andrea.iescheck@ufpr.br wrote:
Hi,
I exported my grid3d data to vis5d but an error is reported when I
try to import the generated v5d file in vis5d.
It seems that the command r3.out.v5d is interrupted before the end,
but the v5d file is created!
Post exact command syntax and output, including error. I'm not saying I
will be able to help you but in order for anyone to be able to you must
be specific.
I´ve installed grass 6.0.0 GNU.
Cheers,
Maciek
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Maciek,
When I select the icon r3.out.v5d it opens the command box where I select
the input grid3d file, type the output file name and run ... There is a
ligth showing the status of the command but it doesn´t completely ends and
there is no error messages. Anyway the output file is created, but when I
try to import it using vis5d the program (vis5d) prompts an error:
Making ap ...
Writing a 4.3 file!
S: lowlev=0 nl=30
Error in v5dCreateFile: open failed
Actually I´m not sure if there is a problem with the exported file or with
vis5d program!!
Thanks for your help
Andrea
On Fri, 24 Feb 2006 16:48:15 -0300 (BRST)
andrea.iescheck@ufpr.br wrote:Hi,
I exported my grid3d data to vis5d but an error is reported when I
try to import the generated v5d file in vis5d.
It seems that the command r3.out.v5d is interrupted before the end,
but the v5d file is created!Post exact command syntax and output, including error. I'm not saying I
will be able to help you but in order for anyone to be able to you must
be specific.I´ve installed grass 6.0.0 GNU.
Cheers,
Maciek--------------------
W polskim Internecie s± setki milionów stron. My przekazujemy Tobie tylko
najlepsze z nich!
http://katalog.panoramainternetu.pl/
On Sat, 25 Feb 2006 16:14:36 -0300 (BRST)
andrea.iescheck@ufpr.br wrote:
Maciek,
When I select the icon r3.out.v5d it opens the command box where I
select the input grid3d file, type the output file name and run ...
There is a ligth showing the status of the command but it doesn´t
completely ends and there is no error messages. Anyway the output
file is created, but when I try to import it using vis5d the program
(vis5d) prompts an error: Making ap ...
Writing a 4.3 file!
S: lowlev=0 nl=30
Error in v5dCreateFile: open failedActually I´m not sure if there is a problem with the exported file or
with vis5d program!!
Right. So I won't know either, I don't use vis5d. The only things I can
adivise to you is to:
1. Run your r3.out.v5d from Grass CLI, to make perfectly sure there are
no errors when executing the command - Grass>=5.7 GUI hides error
messages like segfaults from the user. It was reported:
https://intevation.de/rt/webrt?serial_num=3010
2. For a cross test, import your r3.out.v5d output back into Grass with
r3.in.v5d. In case it doesn't fail you could consider blaming vis5d
eventuality.
Do you know any other program able to open vis5d files so you could
verify more?
Maciek
--------------------
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On Sat, Feb 25, 2006 at 09:19:34AM +0100, Maciek Sieczka wrote:
On Fri, 24 Feb 2006 16:48:15 -0300 (BRST)
andrea.iescheck@ufpr.br wrote:> Hi,
>
> I exported my grid3d data to vis5d but an error is reported when I
> try to import the generated v5d file in vis5d.
> It seems that the command r3.out.v5d is interrupted before the end,
> but the v5d file is created!Post exact command syntax and output, including error. I'm not saying I
will be able to help you but in order for anyone to be able to you must
be specific.> I´ve installed grass 6.0.0 GNU.
It's worth looking at the new r3.out.vtk [1] along with
paraview. This is way better than vis5d.
Thanks to Sören, with r3.out.vtk you can now export a volume,
define top and bottom of the volume by a 2D raster map (e.g.,
a DEM and a depths map) and drape another 2D raster map
(aerial image) over it with colors (the latter I didn't figure
out yet, but also r.out.vtk does it).
Markus
[1] current GRASS 6.1-CVS
Maciek,
I did what you suggested:
Run r3.out.v5d from Grass CLI and import r3.out.v5d output back into Grass.
The file is imported to grass but when I try to visualize it with nviz (the same way I do with the original file) the nviz panel quits abruptly!
So I think the problem is with the exported file (r3.out.v5d command).
I don´t know any other program able to open vis5d files but I´ll try the paraview with r3.out.vtk as Markus Neteler suggested.
Thanks
Andrea
----- Original Message ----- From: "Maciek Sieczka" <werchowyna@epf.pl>
To: <andrea.iescheck@ufpr.br>
Cc: <GRASSLIST@baylor.edu>
Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 6:47 AM
Subject: [GRASSLIST:10582] Re: r3.out.v5d
On Sat, 25 Feb 2006 16:14:36 -0300 (BRST)
andrea.iescheck@ufpr.br wrote:Maciek,
When I select the icon r3.out.v5d it opens the command box where I
select the input grid3d file, type the output file name and run ...
There is a ligth showing the status of the command but it doesn´t
completely ends and there is no error messages. Anyway the output
file is created, but when I try to import it using vis5d the program
(vis5d) prompts an error: Making ap ...
Writing a 4.3 file!
S: lowlev=0 nl=30
Error in v5dCreateFile: open failedActually I´m not sure if there is a problem with the exported file or
with vis5d program!!Right. So I won't know either, I don't use vis5d. The only things I can
adivise to you is to:1. Run your r3.out.v5d from Grass CLI, to make perfectly sure there are
no errors when executing the command - Grass>=5.7 GUI hides error
messages like segfaults from the user. It was reported:
https://intevation.de/rt/webrt?serial_num=30102. For a cross test, import your r3.out.v5d output back into Grass with
r3.in.v5d. In case it doesn't fail you could consider blaming vis5d
eventuality.Do you know any other program able to open vis5d files so you could
verify more?Maciek
--------------------
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