Hello! I am trying to visualize data with ParaView from a Python script. After creating a render view with paraview.simple.CreateRenderView(), I set its InteractionMode to '2D', since the data are two-dimensional and I am not interesting in rotating them.
After loading the data and setting some options, the scripts runs:
paraview.simple.Render()
paraview.simple.Interact()
Everything seems to work, but I would like to customize the camera
movements associated with mouse events.
By default, with 2D InteractionMode, I get:
• left mouse button → Pan
• middle mouse button → Roll
• right mouse button → Zoom
• mouse wheel → Zoom
I would like to change the camera movements associated with these mouse
events.
I searched the documentation about ParaView Python scripting, including
the paraview.simple
[module
documentation](https://www.paraview.org/ParaView/Doc/Nightly/www/py-doc/paraview.simple.html),
but failed to find any useful hint.
Could someone please tell me where I can find documentation about this
topic?
Thanks for your time!
Bye.
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