Dan,
Your question is not entirely clear to me. Possibly the simplest way
is to use two separate *.vtk files, one that only has the lines and
the other that only has the "Rect's." ParaView will read both files
and display the results either overlaid or in two separate views.
You can then apply the 3d-arrow normal glyph filter (and other
filters as well) to each file separately.
Hope this helps,
Sam Key
FMA Development. LLC
On 11/15/2012 12:06 AM, Daniel Levitus
wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to get Paraview to represent the cell normals
through 3d-arrow normal glyph filter for the following file.
The cell normals should all appear in the +Z-Direction but the
lines I have included are causing certain normals to be
affected. If I remove these lines, the normals are represented
correctly. Is there a way I can include the lines in my data
file but not have them be an input for the normal glyph
filter? I have included a file with the lines and without the
lines. By using the default Normal Glyph filter in Paraview,
the arrows should be different. Thank you for your help
Best,
Dan Levitus
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Daniel
Levitus
University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana
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