1. Use a fixed view with Camera. AutoCamera can be used to give you some examples for specific time steps or use Image and save a view you like (an optional output is the current view, which you can Export and then Import->Camera in your network to make the movie)
2. You have defined only scattered points. Is there a grid (i.e., to create connections) defined implicitly or specified in another file explicitly or is it scattered points. If scattered points, modules like Regrid and Connect can be used to create connections from scattered points. There was some discussion earlier this month about some proposed enhancements to this functionality, which will probably be of interest. Ted Sariyski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@opendx.watson.ibm.com on 01/14/2001 11:01:38 PM Please respond to [email protected] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [email protected] cc: Subject: [opendx-users] how to keep the same region in a dynamically generated grid Hi, I am new with OpenDX I have a couple of questions (for now :). 1. I am working to create a movie from a simulation with a dynamic grid generation i.e. each frame has different number of points. I would like to show the dynamics of a process only for a certain small region, not for the computational domain. How can I keep the scope of the movie always at the same region? Shall I go through all the frames and pick the domain for the movie manually or it may automated. 2. I use General Array Importer to generate a header: file = 0030.vd points = 124476 format = ascii interleaving = record-vector header = marker "end of header\n" field = locations, P, T structure = 3-vector, scalar, scalar type = float, float, float dependency = positions, positions, positions end How can I include connections with this format? Now the pictures are build from points and gliphs, but I would like to see the picture smoother. Thanks in advance, Ted
