Thank you for the answer. I have tried already Delaunay 3D but the result was not what I needed. It should be more like I take some blanket and pack these planes. I dont know if it's possible or should I rather use some other program to create object like this. Previously I have used a programmable filter to connect points in 2D to create a line from them, maybe it could be possible to use some programmable filter to achieve this, like take boundary points of each plane and connect them from bottom up, but I don't know python and I think that it would be hard to determine which points are the boundary points.
2014-06-19 22:54 GMT+02:00 Moreland, Kenneth <[email protected]>: You could try the Delaunay 3D filter, but it might not give you want you > want. One of the complications is that the shape is generally hard to > specify. The Delaunay 3D filter will assume a convex hull, which may not be > what you are looking for. > > -Ken > > From: Peter Dvorcak <[email protected]> > Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2014 6:56 AM > To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> > Subject: [EXTERNAL] [Paraview] Coherent body > > Hello all. I want ask how to create an object (coherent body), if I > have 3 excel files (approximately 1mil. Rows each) with X Y Z coordinate. > After importing to Paraview I have ‘object’ as in figure below, it consist > of 25 ‘planes’ which consist of points from excel files. I need to make > from this planes one object with coherent body, basically wrap this planes > with something. Is it possible with use of some filters in Paraview or do I > need some programmable filter ? I have tried few things but the result was > not satisfying. Sorry for my English and mistakes J > > [image: Machine generated alternative text:] > > > > > > S pozdravom/Best regards > > > > Peter Dvorčák > > >
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