[Paraview] Setting glyph color to be independent of color scale and color map

[Moreland, Kenneth]

The coloring of an object (in this case, the result of the glyph filter)
is controlled by the representation object. The representation object can
be set to be either a solid color or mapping a variable. It sounds like
your glyph representation is already set to a solid color since the
default solid color is white.

There are several parameters on the representation object that control the
solid color. The most relevant is the DiffuseColor parameter. Change that
to be yellow (i.e. [1,1,0]) and that should do what you want.

-Ken



On 3/12/15, 10:10 AM, "anton.piccardo-selg at stfc.ac.uk"
<anton.piccardo-selg at stfc.ac.uk> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>We are building a customization of ParaView 3.98.1. Data sets are loaded
>with a signal range which is then used to set the scalar range for the
>color scale.  Besides the data we plot some simple glyphs to indicate
>special points in our rendered data set.
>
>Currently they are all rendered white, as the glyphs don't have a scalar
>value attached to them ( I guess it is the NAN color). I  was wondering
>if there is a way to set the color of these glyphs to a fixed value,
>independent of the color scale or the selected color map. In our case we
>would always want to render an ellipsoidal glyph with a yellow color. Is
>this possible?
>
>Many thanks and best regards,
>
>Anton
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