paraview/components --help



pvbatch

Error: Batch script not specified

  --help  
  /?      pvbatch must have a .pvb file specified on the command line.


pvclient


  --cave-configuration=opt  
  -cc=opt                   Specify the file that defines the displays for a cave. It is used only with CaveRenderModule.

  --client-render-server    
  -crs                      Run ParaView as a client to a data and render server. The render server will wait for the data server.

  --connect-data-to-render  
  -d2r                      Run ParaView as a client to a data and render server. The render server will wait for the data server.

  --connect-id=opt          Set the ID of the server and client to make sure they match.

  --connect-render-to-data  
  -r2d                      Run ParaView as a client to a data and render server. The data server will wait for the render server.

  --crash-on-errors         For debugging purposes. This will make ParaView abort on errors.

  --data=opt                Load the specified data.

  --data-server-host=opt    
  -dsh=opt                  Tell the client the host name of the data server.

  --data-server-port=opt    
  -dsp=opt                  What port data server use to connect to the client. (default 11111).

  --disable-registry        
  -dr                       Do not use registry when running ParaView (for testing).

  --help                    
  /?                        Displays available command line arguments.

  --machines=opt            
  -m=opt                    Specify the network configurations file for the render server.

  --play-demo               
  -pd                       Run the ParaView demo.

  --render-module=opt       User specified rendering module.

  --render-server-host=opt  
  -rsh=opt                  Tell the client the host name of the render server.

  --render-server-port=opt  
  -rsp=opt                  What port should the render server use to connect to the client. (default 22221).

  --reverse-connection      
  -rc                       Have the server connect to the client.

  --server-host=opt         
  -sh=opt                   Tell the client the host name of the data server.

  --server-port=opt         
  -sp=opt                   What port should the combined server use to connect to the client. (default 11111).

  --start-empty             
  -e                        Start ParaView without any default modules.

  --stereo                  Tell the application to enable stereo rendering (only when running on a single process).

  --tile-dimensions-x=opt   
  -tdx=opt                  Size of tile display in the number of displays in each row of the display.

  --tile-dimensions-y=opt   
  -tdy=opt                  Size of tile display in the number of displays in each column of the display.


pvdataserver


  --cave-configuration=opt  
  -cc=opt                   Specify the file that defines the displays for a cave. It is used only with CaveRenderModule.

  --client-host=opt         
  -ch=opt                   Tell the data|render server the host name of the client, use with -rc.

  --data-server-port=opt    
  -dsp=opt                  What port data server use to connect to the client. (default 11111).

  --help                    
  /?                        Displays available command line arguments.

  --machines=opt            
  -m=opt                    Specify the network configurations file for the render server.

  --reverse-connection      
  -rc                       Have the server connect to the client.


pvrenderserver


  --cave-configuration=opt   
  -cc=opt                    Specify the file that defines the displays for a cave. It is used only with CaveRenderModule.

  --client-host=opt          
  -ch=opt                    Tell the data|render server the host name of the client, use with -rc.

  --help                     
  /?                         Displays available command line arguments.

  --machines=opt             
  -m=opt                     Specify the network configurations file for the render server.

  --render-module=opt        User specified rendering module.

  --render-server-port=opt   
  -rsp=opt                   What port should the render server use to connect to the client. (default 22221).

  --reverse-connection       
  -rc                        Have the server connect to the client.

  --tile-dimensions-x=opt    
  -tdx=opt                   Size of tile display in the number of displays in each row of the display.

  --tile-dimensions-y=opt    
  -tdy=opt                   Size of tile display in the number of displays in each column of the display.

  --use-offscreen-rendering  Render offscreen on the satellite processes. This option only works with software rendering or mangled mesa on Unix.


pvserver


  --cave-configuration=opt   
  -cc=opt                    Specify the file that defines the displays for a cave. It is used only with CaveRenderModule.

  --client-host=opt          
  -ch=opt                    Tell the data|render server the host name of the client, use with -rc.

  --disable-composite        
  -dc                        Use this option when rendering resources are not available on the server.

  --help                     
  /?                         Displays available command line arguments.

  --machines=opt             
  -m=opt                     Specify the network configurations file for the render server.

  --render-module=opt        User specified rendering module.

  --reverse-connection       
  -rc                        Have the server connect to the client.

  --server-port=opt          
  -sp=opt                    What port should the combined server use to connect to the client. (default 11111).

  --tile-dimensions-x=opt    
  -tdx=opt                   Size of tile display in the number of displays in each row of the display.

  --tile-dimensions-y=opt    
  -tdy=opt                   Size of tile display in the number of displays in each column of the display.

  --use-offscreen-rendering  Render offscreen on the satellite processes. This option only works with software rendering or mangled mesa on Unix.


(collected by santiago lombeyda, dumps from paraview executables v.1.9.0, ©kitware)