Matt, Thanks. I downloaded your files, and I'll be looking at them shortly. An example of the kind of data I am looking at is shown by the included OpenDX script (my_2d_script). I am also attaching the corresponding *.dx (myFacesLoopsEdges.dx) file.
I run this script using:
shell prompt> dx -script
OpenDX dx> include "my_2d_script"
The example shows a triangular domain divided in
four triangular elements. I want to show the
grid (element boundaries) and write the element
number at the center of each triangular element.
This example is useful to visualize a variable
computed at the middle of each element (for
instance temperature).
I'll get back to you shortly with comments
about your files.
Thanks again,
Sergio
----- Original Message -----
From: Matthew Bettencourt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 09 Mar 2003 13:22:47 -0600
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [opendx-users] Showing a grid via OpenDX
> Sorry, I answered before looking at the type of data you have. Since
> you just have a random set of points w/o any real connections you will
> have to connect them. THere is a routine that does this in dx, call connect
>
> I have put a tgz file on my ftp site that yo ucan look at
>
> ftp://attica.ssc.usm.edu:2121/pub/matt/files.tgz
> you will see an image there, a test.f progam that made the data and a
> .net file. Unzip them and play with them
>
> dx -edit connections
>
> What type of data are you vizing?? Is there any structure to it? You
> will most likely want to connect it yourself. The autoconnect feature
> is useful but dangerous. Example, if you have flow over a sphere you
> will get data viz'ed in the sphere with the autconnect.,
>
>
> Just my $.02
>
> Matt
>
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