[Paraview] Overlaying plots in the render view

[Paluszek, Lukasz]

Is it possible to compose a scene with a 2D plot floating in front of a 3D rendered view, just like you would in Office if you want to squeeze several diagrams in one figure? Exporting separate images and then combining them is of course one option but I would like to generate an animation so if I could compose my scene in Paraview it would save a lot of effort. Currently I can only split my layout view vertically or horizontally but this approach is quite limited in terms of layout aesthetics. Detaching a layout from the main Paraview window and overlaying it over another layout demonstrates roughly what I want to achieve (see attached file).

Regards,
Lukasz



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Łukasz Paluszek
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Aerodynamics Department (ETGA)
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