Vizing 3D is hard. It is hard because there has to be a projection to a
2D surface. What I found works well is a combo of isosurfaces and slabs
to see what is going on. So, for the slab you would have
import->slab->color->image
\colormap/
for the isosurf
import->isosurface->image
Once you get the hang of that you might wanna combine them
import->several slabs->color->collect->image
\--------isosurf->color--------/
\scalarList/
and if you are feeling bold you can add
import---->color->collect->image
\colormap//
and you set the opacity low for the colormap and feed that into #3 on
color and you can get a really good feel for what is going on in the data.
I also do something like
import(bathymetry)->showConnections->color(grey)->image so you can see
the bottom grid as well.
If you want we can take this offline and I don't mind helping a bit. It
is better than tracking down memory leaks like I have been doing all day :)
M
