Hello Haim,
as you know the dat format throws away the cell connectivity information (it
only retains the point coordinates),
so there's not generic way of recreating a vtp from it.
However, as in your case, we can probably infer the connectivity by the fact
that lines are written as a sequential
list of points.
One question before I can suggest you a solution: how many lines are there per
file (i.e. do your dat files contain
once centerline per file or do you have more?)
Best,
Luca
On Jul 4, 2013, at 1:40 PM, Haim Ezer wrote:
> Hello, Luca, everybody.
>
> I wonder if there is a simple way, to convert many files, saved by VMTK in
> dat format, to the vtp format.
>
> I saved about a 100 centerlines, in the dat format, for the use in matlab,
> and now I want to use it in VMTK.
>
> VMTK doesn't seem to read this file format, although it saves in this format.
>
> Thanks
>
> Haim
>
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