Dear OpenDX users,
I would like to display the polylines from the Polylines.dx example
with different diameters (like in the RubberTube example).
Do I need more than just Import, AutoColor, Tube and Image to perform this
task?
If I introduce a Rubbersheet, I get the following error:
Invalid
You don't want to hook it up to the Tube's diameter input. You want
to hook the Import to the line input of Tube and set the diameter to
a number to produce the correct size you want.
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Hey David, when I try to get this, the Download page link says it's
4.1.1 but when I get to the download page it says its
dx-4.1.0.tar.gz. I don't want to waste time on a back-rev. Which is
actually there? Is Suhaib's new package up yet? Thanks.
David,
I uploaded to ftp.sdsc.edu, under
Chris,
Look under Windows section of the binary download. The only thing
that is available is opendx-4.1.1.zip. Are you sure you're not
looking under the source downloads?
David
Hey David, when I try to get this, the Download page link says it's
4.1.1 but when I get to the download page it
You don't want to hook it up to the Tube's diameter input. You want
to hook the Import to the line input of Tube and set the diameter to
a number to produce the correct size you want.
Yes, I have done this before - but this yields the same diameter for all
the Tubes, right? My idea is that
I typically Construct a field from bits and pieces returned by Pick.
Select 'closest vertex' and send it to Construct origin; in parallel,
Select 'old positions' and send it to (the same) Construct data. You
should have a field with one position and one vector data item
attached to it
I have done this as a macro using looping controls. It is not the
most efficient way to do it, but it does work. It would be better if
the Tube module had someone enchance it to provide this
functionality since often people want to do this. Sorry, but it does
not immediately support this at
