Thanks a lot. Seems to be working now. Not sure what I did wrong the
first few times. Thanks!
-jared
Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
0 turns visibility off. 1 turns visibility on.
-Ken
On 1/21/09 11:20 AM, "Jared Hawkins" <[email protected]> wrote:
Ken,
Thanks for the quick feedback. I have tried this, with no luck
yet. Using this approach, how do you toggle visibility?? Does a
value of 0 turn visibility off? If so, what value turns it back on??
Thanks again.
-jared
Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
Re: [Paraview] animation with changing visibility Animating
the visibility is the right thing to do. If you have not
already, try changing the interpolation from ramp to step.
That might be the problem.
-Ken
On 1/21/09 10:39 AM, "Jared Hawkins" <[email protected]>
wrote:
To All,
I have searched around a bit for some documentation on
this (including
this mailing list), so my apologizes if it has been
discussed before.
I am trying to create a simple animation using Paraview
3.4.0. The
animation desired is: a 3D cube rotates for 5 seconds,
becomes invisible
and is replaced with a new object (a slice from the center
of the 3D
cube).
It seemed fairly straight forward but I have been running
into some
problems. I have no problem with the rotation (using the
Transform
filter) for 5 seconds. I am running into trouble with
changing the
visibility. Specifically, making the 3D sphere turn
invisible and
making the slice become visible at the appropriate time.
I have tried
animating the visibility of an object but am not sure how
to do this
properly or what values to set. I tried working with the
assumption
that a visibility value of 0 meant invisible, but that
didn't seem to be
working.
Thanks for any help!
-jared
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