[vtkusers] display two objects

[tony hakki]

In fact each window can have one or more renderers.
Each renderer can have one or more actors.
Actors are mappers are generally 1:1 (I say generally because you can
use groups and assemblies to go 1:N).

The likely easiest path for you to try to do what you want is:
Create a mapper for the Helix  data.
Create an actor for the mapper.
Create a mapper for the Cone data.
Create another actor for this mapper.
Add both actors to a renderer.
Add the renderer to a window.




----- Original Message ----
From: Amy Squillacote <amy.squillacote at kitware.com>
To: 付文宇 <fuwenyu at emails.bjut.edu.cn>
Cc: vtkusers at vtk.org
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 4:04:16 PM
Subject: Re: [vtkusers] display two objects


Are the helix and the cone each attached to a separate mapper and actor?
Did you add both actors to the renderer?
Are both the actors rendering to the same place on the screen? (You can 
call GetBounds on the actors to find out coordinates of the actor's 3D 
bounding box.)

If none of these fixes your problem, then please post example code 
demonstrating the problem.

- Amy

付文宇 wrote:
> hi everyone
>    I want to display both a helix and a cone by vtk. There is a hint which said i
> should use two actors. I use two actors, but the result of display only display
> one object. I do not know why. Can someone give me a example? 
>
> thanks in advance.
>
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