Mohamed,
You should do this with "Group Datasets". Group your children nodes
together, then apply a Transform filter to the group. You can further
group the Transform filters to apply additional rotations to the
higher level grouping as you would expect in a scene graph.
This won't be as efficien
Hello ParaView World,
I'm working on a project that uses extensively the concept of "scene graph"
where a modification on a parent node is propagated to children nodes. The
scene consists of relatively big number of objects. For example, I want that
when applying a rotation to the root node,
There is no real scene graph, per se. For each view, ParaView has a
representation object, implemented as a subclass of vtkSMRepresentationProxy,
for each pipeline object that manages how that data is drawn in the view. One
of the parameters is always whether the object is visible (drawn or no
Does anyone knows anything about the implementation of scene graph and how
it is implemented in ParaView? I need to understand how it is implemented,
name of the classes and modules and their locations. I was not able to find
anything on the web unfortunately.
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Sincerely Yours,
Arsham Mesbah
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