Thomas,
I think a better approach to what you are doing is to use the Glyph filter on
your streamlines instead of the Tubes filter. After you create your
streamlines, perform the following steps.
1. With the stream tracer selected in the pipeline browser, add the glyph
filter (it’s icon looks like a Christmas ornament).
2. Turn on the advanced properties in the properties panel.
3. In the Glyph Type combo box, select “2D Glyph”.
4. Assuming you have the advanced properties on, you should see a second
Glyph Type combo box appear under the first one. Select “Circle” in this second
box.
5. Click on Filled checkbox.
6. Under Active Attributes, make sure the Vectors property is set to the
vector field you used to create the streamlines.
7. Scroll down to where it says Glyph Transform. Set the Rotate property to
0, 90, 0. (That is, change the middle number from 0 to 90.)
8. Click Apply.
You should now see filled circles perpendicular to the streamlines. You might
need to change the Glyph filter’s Masking mode to either “All Points” or “Every
Nth Point” to get the samples of circles how you want them.
-Ken
From: ParaView [mailto:paraview-boun...@public.kitware.com] On Behalf Of Thomas
Oliveira
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2018 6:56 AM
To: ParaView
Subject: [EXTERNAL] [Paraview] How to get filled slices of tubes and disks
around streamlines
Hi,
I am tracing streamlines using "Stream Tracer with Custom Source" and creating
tubes along them using "Tubes". Since "Tubes" creates surfaces, if I use
"Slice" on the tubes I don't get elliptical disks but ellipses.
I would like to:
1) Visualize elliptical disks when using "Slice" on "Tubes".
I would be even better if, instead of getting the elliptical disks, which are
bounded by the cross section of the tubes, I could get circular disks in the
same position, i.e., if I could
2) represent circular disks on a plane that crosses the streamlines centred on
the intersections between the plane and the streamlines
Would you see a way of doing that or getting the same visual result?
Thank you,
Thomas Oliveira
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