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[Moreland, Kenneth]

The Glyph filter is the appropriate way to see points that have no cells attached to them (as in the case of the cube data). This might be a problem with the new uniform spatial distribution feature of the glyph filter. What happens if you change the "Glyph Mode" option of the filter from "Uniform Spatial Distribution" to "All Points"?

-Ken

From: "Sean.Ziegeler at engilitycorp.com<mailto:Sean.Ziegeler at engilitycorp.com>" <Sean.Ziegeler at engilitycorp.com<mailto:Sean.Ziegeler at engilitycorp.com>>
Date: Monday, May 11, 2015 at 4:53 PM
To: "paraview at paraview.org<mailto:paraview at paraview.org>" <paraview at paraview.org<mailto:paraview at paraview.org>>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] [Paraview] (no subject)

A user of mine would like to see points or glyphs of the atoms in a cube file.  However,
ParaView does not seem to be able to recognize them as data points that can do that.

I can reproduce this in the VTKData example file: m4_TotalDensity.cube.  This would be for the
"Output" portion of the pipeline.  The data ranges are uninteresting, but they should work.

The atoms do show up as Point Data.  I can even show them in a table, and if I select them, the
selected magenta points do show up in the 3D RenderView.  But, I cannot display them as rendered
(and therefore cannot colormap) points.

I CAN Glyph the atoms in m4_TotalDensity.cube.  For my user's data, the Glyph filter outputs
zero information.  Although the data looks reasonably similar.

Is this a bug, or am I missing a filter for this sort of data?

Thanks,
Sean
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