Use the "Include" module to select out the entries you want (e.g.
datavalue < isosurface value). Make sure to use it in 'Cull' mode
so it really throws out the un-needed points. Then, the remaining
points may be processed in any way you want.
Marcus Mendenhall
I apologise if this message turns up twice... I've assumed that last
time I sent this I was using the wrong address somehow.
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Hi,
I hope that this is a reasonable place to ask this question. I could do
with knowing if the following is possible, and if a hint of how it might
work could be thrown in, I would be very grateful.
I have data that fills a cuboid volume and I would like to be able to
split up this volume in a data dependant way and then perform a
calculation on subsets of the data derived from this splitting.
So:
1. is it possible to split up a volume with an irregular shaped volume?
2. can I use an isosurface to define this boundary?
3. is it possible to numerically integrate a volume?
I found a previous message where someone wanted to select circular
regions and was advised to use the compute and construct modules to do
this. I am not entirely sure how this would work yet but it suggests to
me that my task (or some of it) should be possible.
Cheers,
Gary
