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What do you mean by only in "remote rendering"? Are you saying that the mesh stay clean when using local rendering? When you use the regular native rendering of PyVista, do you see the same behavior? |
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Please find attached a simplified example where the aforementioned problem occurs: Results example .vtu and .frd (pyvista/pyvista#8255) |
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I could not iterate through timesteps with the example and data file. So I could not reproduce the issue. |
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I seems to be working fine on my end with vtk 9.6 on my mac. What is your runtime? Is it possible that you are having some graphic driver issue? |
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I could not run with the time dependent dataset, your application is not working. So I just played with the number of colors and I could not make it happen. You will need to provide a better example if you want us to look into it. Also the issue is not related to trame. It seems to be related to rendering with VTK on AMD/Intel. |
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No need to tag me... I see the thread. Based on what I can see, the artifact seems to come from a messed up lookup table and/or mesh definition. |
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Hi @3rav , |
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My first tests show that the problem has been fixed, but I'll have to keep tinkering with it. Thank you very much for your time and effort. In the meantime, I switched to trame-vtklocal and it works even better, but I have problems with pyvista toolbars |












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When I change the time step or anything that forces the replacement of result values (after about 8 changes) there is a degradation in the quality of the displayed model (colors) in pyvista only for remote rendering.
Before:

After:

After a large number of such changes, the model becomes completely unclear.
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