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| Measure the distance between two points || Sources -> Ruler || Hover over the first point then press 'p'. Then hover over the second point and press 'p' again. The distance is displayed in the Properties tab of the Object Inspector. | | Measure the distance between two points || Sources -> Ruler || Hover over the first point then press 'p'. Then hover over the second point and press 'p' again. The distance is displayed in the Properties tab of the Object Inspector. | ||
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| Downsample a point set || Quadric clustering or Clean || | |||
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| A filter cannot be applied to a data set that it should work on || Run "Extract Surface" first. This has nothing to do with a surface, it simply converts an unstructured grid to a polygonal mesh so that it is the correct data type for the filter you are trying to use. || | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:49, 1 November 2009
Real world concept | Paraview terminology | Instructions |
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Display points | Glyph filter -> Spheres | |
Display lines as cylinders instead of raster lines | Tube filter | |
Triangulate a set of points (form a mesh) | Delaunay Filters | |
Downsample a point set | Quadric clustering | |
Measure the distance between two points | Sources -> Ruler | Hover over the first point then press 'p'. Then hover over the second point and press 'p' again. The distance is displayed in the Properties tab of the Object Inspector. |
Downsample a point set | Quadric clustering or Clean | |
A filter cannot be applied to a data set that it should work on | Run "Extract Surface" first. This has nothing to do with a surface, it simply converts an unstructured grid to a polygonal mesh so that it is the correct data type for the filter you are trying to use. |