Dear all,
I wondered if it is possible to color a wireframe with a a color gradient (or random colors)
instead of a solid color. I have a 3D mesh exported from GMSH, with a lot of interior points/edges.
I use a shrink filter in Paraview to thow the interior edges, but since the are all colored homogenously
it is impossible to distinguish any features.
Here's a Screenshot:
http://flatpolar.org/paraview_mesh3_maxsize5.png
I would like to have the mesh shown at least a little bit more like in GMSH:
http://flatpolar.org/gmsh_mesh3_maxsize5.png
In best case, the coloring of the edges would be depending on the X-,Y-,and Z-location.
I found this screenshot featuring different edge colors, but the model is created from
Python and visualized in an OpenGL window instead of Paraview.
http://www.paraview.org/Wiki/images/thumb/d/d7/ContourFilterPython3.png/600px-ContourFilterPython3.png
The idea seems to be to set the 'ColorAttributeType' to 'POINT_DATA', but this doesn't help me much.
Could anyone hint me to a solution of how to achieve a multi-colored wireframe in Paraview?
Thanks in advance,
Michael
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