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Hi Michael, > I am attempting visualization of a 3D curvilinear data set with a > Gridded3DSet. I am aware that the default DataRederers only do volume > rendering for Linear3DSets, but I was wondering if it is possible to > visualize iso-surfaces of the Gridded3DSet directly. I tried > > rgbIsoMap = new ScalarMap( rgbVal, Display.IsoContour ); > contWid = new ContourWidget(rgbIsoMap); > > as according to the tutorial. It doesn't mention if this methodology is only > applicable to Linear3DSets, but I am assuming that it is since I haven't had > any success with it. I am looking for a way around resampling to a > Linear3DSet. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Iso-surfaces do work with Gridded3DSets, and are done commonly in the IDV. If you have a problem, we need more information. > On a related note, are there any custom DataRenderers available for direct > volume rendering of Gridded3DSets? None that I know of. By far the easiest way to do this is to resample your Field to a Linear3DSet (passing a Linear3DSet to the resample() method of the Field). Cheers, Bill
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