Hi,
I'm new to OpenDX (though I've got a long history with AVS 5) and after
going through all the tutorials and examples, I'm still having trouble
visualizing my data set. I've got model results on a regular (finite
difference) 3-D mesh and I'd like to visualize them as "voxels", that is
as connection-dependent so that values are assigned to the entire cell,
not to the vertices of the cell. In fact, the data are cell-based cubes
so they should look like solid bricks in the visualization. Now, I've
been able to generate visualizations that are pretty much want I want
with the exception that the colors on the cell faces are not opaque.
Therefore, when the looking at the visualization, there is enough
transparency that one cannot discern the colors of cell faces closest to
the viewer.
Any thoughts on how best to treat these data? I'd also like to cut away
at the mesh by removing bricks of a certain value (sort of like
isosurface, but without interpolation.
Thanks in advance,
Karl
Karl Pohlmann
Associate Research Hydrogeologist
Division of Hydrologic Sciences
Desert Research Institute
755 East Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Phone: 702-862-5485 Fax: 702-862-5427
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.dri.edu/People/karl/
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