take advantage of
Paraview's parallel processing capabilities.
Is it possible to accomplish something like Osirix's 3D reconstructions
in Paraview?
Thanks,
Steve Huntley
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could send to the group?
-Ken
On 7/16/10 1:29 AM, "Steve Huntley" wrote:
Thanks for responding. The thing is, I don't want to color my data at
all, I just want to have the original colors in the data file
displayed.
I uncheck the "map scalars" opti
ionality. Do you have an
example data set you could send to the group?
-Ken
On 7/16/10 1:29 AM, "Steve Huntley" wrote:
Thanks for responding. The thing is, I don't want to color my data at
all, I just want to have the original colors in the data file
displayed.
I un
The alpha values are in the lookup table. Each line in the lookup table
has four values: red, green, blue, opacity. That's my understanding of
a properly formatted lookup table in a vtk file. I used:
http://www.vtk.org/VTK/img/file-formats.pdf as a reference.
All opacity values are set to 1
I guess there was a communication problem. It seems you're still looking
at the first file I attached in an earlier message: molar.vtk. I created
a new file with the lookup table called molar.look.vtk and attached it
to the later message that discusses lookup tables and opacity.
Moreland, Kenn
