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Chathuri,
I am not sure I understand what it is you are looking to
display.
If your "Slice with thickness" was generated with one or more
PV Clip filters, then you have a 3-D volume.
(1) PV's Contour filter can be used with scalar point data to
give you 3-D iso-surfaces.
(2) PV's Extract Surface filter will give you a 2-D surface "skin"
of your "slice with thickness" volume. Applying PV's Contour filter
to a surface with scalar point data will give you 2-D line contours.
Hope this helps.
Sam
On 5/19/2016 1:40 AM, Chathuri
Gunasekera wrote:
Hi ,
With the generated 3D model, i have 2 questions, as
follows:
(1). i can only see separate slices instead of the contour
of the object, How to get the object contour?
Following is what i followed:
[selected Filter-->
alphabetical-->calculate-->scalars-->volume
scalars-->Apply--> coloring(Result)--> representation
(volume) ]
(2) Is there a specific way to add Slice Thickness in
Paraview?
Thank you in advance.
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Warm regards,
Chathuri Gunasekera.
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