Update: I "resolved" the issue by using an older version which used VTK 5.8 when importing it.

Hi SimVascular team, I have a problem running SimVascular in batch mode in Ubuntu. When I try the command "package require vtk", I get the following error: package Tk 8.6 is not present attempt to provide package vtkRenderingTkTCL 6.2 failed: no version of package vtkRenderingTkTCL provided attempt ...

Hi,

thanks for the project. It seems I was missing the surface remesh part, now it meshes nicely.

Thanks,
Rok

Hi Adam, thanks and sorry for the late response. These lines almost make it work correctly - the GUI (not even the small window) doesn't start anymore, but if I run "simvascular test.tcl" where test.tcl contains the line "package require vtk" it seems the command never finishes. Other commands I tri...

Hi Adam, after I cut the problematic cap (and generated a new cap) I checked every other cap and everything seems OK, but I might have missed something. The following error is thrown by tetgen: PLC Error: A segment and a facet intersect at point (0,109787,0,0707731,0,527817). Segment: [27621,65235] ...

Hi, I've attached a screenshot of my terminal to be more clear. As you can see, if I first start simvascular with no arguments given, it starts in batch mode. However, if I provide the script name as an argument, the full GUI is opened. Screen Shot 2017-08-01 at 9.49.25 PM.png It seems the arguments...

Hi, As you suggested, using "nurbs" instead of "spline" for the uniform lofting parameter in the pulmonary example, I was able to get a model, but, just like the aortofemoral example, the meshing fails. I tried to check the generated aortofemoral example model and besides the cap problem - the one y...

Hi Adam, yes, this small window is I guess not that big of an issue, but the issue is still that if I just try to run simvascular with a script parameter (e.g. "simvascular test.tcl") the batch mode does not seem to work and the full GUI opens - no matter what is inside the "test.tcl". I'm running s...

Hi Adam, one of the imports I need is "package require vtk". This one is needed for writing the mesh-complete directory at the last step. However, when I simply enter this command inside the simvascular environment, a 'small' GUI window opens (but not the full GUI, for some reason) (see screenshot)....

Hi, yes, local size meshing does work, but you would need the model walls to be separated in separate faces (as opposed to just a single face for all the walls and the faces for the caps). But I presume if I set a smaller local edge size just for the cap faces, the resulting simulation density will ...