Hi Koen,

I don't know if this is the right manner of doing what you want, but it
works for structured meshes (quad elements). I have (x,y,z) points, then
I add an extra value to every point (say 1.0) because importer module
needs to read a field.
To import my data I use the next file (general format) :

file = SPHE.640
grid = 360 x 360
format = ascii
interleaving = field
majority = column
field = locations, Velocidad
structure = 3-vector, scalar
type = float, float

end


I suppose your data are distributed on an unstructured mesh, so you
must to generate the conectivity of points, in this case you have to
construct a file in dx format as is described in the
UserGuide, Appendix B.

I hope this help

Regards,

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On Sat, 4 Oct 2003, Koen Janssens wrote:

> I need to visualize a triangulated surface curved in 3D. Any suggestions
> on how to do this ? None of the samples seem to address this type of
> problem.
>
> Thanks - Koen
>
>

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