I'm running Paraview in client/server mode with the server running on an
HPC platform across multiple nodes.
My input is a multi-block silo file that contains ghost zone information.
The way I do a seamless contour when visualizing on my workstation is to do
the following:
Load the silo file
-> Threshold out the ghost zones (threshold filter)
-> Merge the blocks
-> Cell data to point data
-> Contour
This works well enough when on a single machine. But when visualizing
client/server with the server running across multiple nodes, there appear
seams on the contours.
Is this an expected behavior given my setup? Are any of the filters that I
listed above (Threshold, Merge Blocks, Cell data to point data, and
Contour) not fully implemented in parallel yet?
nb - I've not spent a lot of time trying to debug the problem, so I don't
know if the problem exists when a server is running on a single node only.
It looks like something that is happening at node boundaries, but I could
be wrong and it could be a per/processor thing.
Thanks.
-David Ortley
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