The simplest, depending on how your data are organized, would be something
like this:
Sequencer
|
Format
|
Import
|
ShowPositions (or Glyph or AutoGlyph)
|
Image
In this case each time step is a separate file. Format is used to
construct the file name from the output of Sequencer, which will allow you
to step through and animate the frames (e.g., my_data_000, my_data_001,
...).
If the data are in one file as a series, then replace the first three boxes
with:
Import Sequencer
| |
Select
|
These are the only methods. What you'll find in DX is that there are often
several ways to approach a particular problem...
Andreas Unterkircher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@opendx.watson.ibm.com on
02/06/2002 09:36:02 AM
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Subject: [opendx-users] how to display a growing number of points ?
Hello,
I'm quite new to DX and I'm trying to figure out how to solve the
following task with DX:
I have scatterd 3d points and a scalar value attached to each point. Now I
want to create a sequence of pictures showing how this "cloud" of points
grows, i.e. the first picture shows the first point, the second picture
shows the first and the second point and so on until all points are beeing
displayed. I was thinking of importing all points and then to construct
subsequent fields within DX and display them, but I'm not sure whether
this is a good idea or not... What is the best way to accomplish this task
with DX ? Thank you very much for any hints !
Best regards,
Andreas
