Hi all, I think I am trying to do the same thing as http://public.kitware.com/ pipermail/paraview/2015-July/034441.html from two years ago: show a solid white 3D mesh, with black lines marking the cell edges, on a white background.
I finally got what I wanted by following Cory's instructions in that thread, using the Python scripting window. *I can't seem to find a way to do this through the GUI options though... am I missing something?* Using a black wireframe on a white background almost does what I want, but I don't want the back of the mesh showing through the image... (it's a non-uniform mesh of the sphere, so seeing the back cells becomes confusing). vtu file, in case anyone is interested: https://www.dropbox.com/s/y3euop4nzurf9gf/ri-cs_0.vtu?dl=1 *Also, why are the generated vector images so large?* (Export Scene, turn off rasterization) The pdf produced by ParaView for the above vtu (no data, just the mesh, viewed from +Y) is over 2MB for a mesh with 6146 vertices, 6144 cells. At first I thought this was due to shading, but it has persisted even when making the cells fully white. Somehow, outputting as a .eps file (~1MB) and running epspdf on this generates a ~200KB .pdf, which is much more reasonable: https://www.dropbox.com/s/njavup5vwubsq8p/ri-cs.pdf?dl=1 This is all with ParaView 5.0.1. At various times I tried downloading Paraview 5.3-5.4, but there was no improvement in this area (and, IIRC, some regressions, such as glitchy pdfs). Thanks, Andrew
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