Problem with vtkDataSetMapper::SetScalarModeToUseCellData()
william e lorensen
lorensen at esopus.crd.ge.com
Wed Mar 8 09:27:53 EST 2000
Paul,
Good find! And thanks for the illustrative example.
Seems like vtkDataSetMapper invokes vtkImageToStructuredPoints on its
SetInput if the input is vtkImageData. In prior releases, vtkImageData
was a subclass of vtkStructuredPoints. Now it's reversed.
vtkImageToStructuredPoints was not passing cell data (nor field data).
You can either grab tongith;s build or add the followings lines to
vtkImageToStruturedPoints::Execute
replace:
output->GetPointData()->PassData(data->GetPointData());
with:
if (data->GetPointData())
{
output->GetPointData()->PassData(data->GetPointData());
}
if (data->GetCellData())
{
output->GetCellData()->PassData(data->GetCellData());
}
if (data->GetFieldData())
{
output->GetFieldData()->ShallowCopy(data->GetFieldData());
}
I've also taken the liberty of adding your example as a regression
test.
Thanks,
Bill
>> In vtk 3.1, vtkDataSetMapper doesn't seem to recognize cell data.
>> This is illustrated by the test program below. A structured points
>> data set with cell data is rendered by both vtkDataSetMapper and
>> by vtkPolyDataMapper (the latter via vtkGeometryFilter). The
>> vtkDataSetMapper appears to have lost the scalar data as the
>> resultant grid is white. In vtk 2.3, both pipelines lead to
>> identical images.
>>
>> This is not a severe program because one can always work around
>> it by using vtkGeometryFilter and vtkPolyDataMapper.
>>
>> Thanks.
>> Paul
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