What about the Mesh Quality filter? You can select Area for
triangle and quadrilateral quality. You get a cell data array with
results for each cell.
Clint
Moreland, Kenneth wrote:
John,
Thanks. I already look into both of those filters. Although both
filters internally compute
I didn't think of that filter. Thanks, Clint.
-Ken
On 1/26/09 10:34 AM, Clinton Stimpson clin...@elemtech.com wrote:
What about the Mesh Quality filter? You can select Area for
triangle and quadrilateral quality. You get a cell data array with
results for each cell.
Clint
Moreland,
etc as separate
filters but ended up using the IntegrateFlowThroughSurface 'as is' and
wrapping it inside another filter.
JB
Re: [Paraview] Compute cell area
I didnt think of that filter. Thanks, Clint.
-Ken
On 1/26/09 10:34 AM, "Clinton Stimpson" clin...@elemtech
John,
Thanks. I already look into both of those filters. Although both filters
internally compute polygon area, I did not see a way to get the per-cell area
(written out to a cell data array) from them. When I run
vtkIntegrateAttributes, I get a single value back that is the total area of
Is there an easy way to compute the area of a 2D cell?
-Ken
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Ken
I started writing this
https://svn.cscs.ch/vtkContrib/trunk/vtkCSCS/vtkCSCSCommon/vtkCellPropertiesFilter.cxx
header is also there.
But although it does the area of triangulted data ok, I never used it
as I ended up using the vtkIntegrateAttributes (this does areas for all
2D cell types)