Karl,
Its my understanding that the DX rendering stage handles a volume of data,
such as your 3D mesh, using volume rendering if using software methods, or
by showing only the boundary, if using hardware. Were you using software
rendering? In any case, Show Boundary guarantees the desired
Welcome to DX-land, then!
I think you are looking for ShowBoundary which puts a polygonal face on a volumetric data set. You can fiddle with the opacity of the boundary by adding a Color module afterward and only changing the opacity (existing colors will be unaffected). Or add a Colormap, adjust
Thanks Chris - ShowBoundary was just what i needed to complete the
picture! As well, your other advice about invalid connections (this is a
nice tool that I could never get AVS to do) is greatly appreciated.
So, is there a module repository for those who write custom modules
and would like to
Depends on what it is. If it is a custom tool that would just be used
by a few--OpenDX.org can host modules (there are a few there
already). If it is something that could benefit just about every
OpenDX user, it is possible to add it to the code base--but would
have to be approved by the main
Hi,
I'm new to OpenDX (though I've got a long history with AVS 5) and after
going through all the tutorials and examples, I'm still having trouble
visualizing my data set. I've got model results on a regular (finite
difference) 3-D mesh and I'd like to visualize them as voxels, that is
as
