Changes between Version 16 and Version 17 of Examples/Brain

Timestamp:

04/11/17 15:10:09 (7 years ago)

Author:

Herwig Zilken

Comment:

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Examples/Brain

@@ -256 +256 @@
 keyFrame2.ViewUp = [-0.981, 0.0255, -0.193]
 keyFrame2.ParallelScale = 0.8516115354228021
-# create key frame 2
+# create key frame 3
 keyFrame3.KeyTime = 1.0
 keyFrame3.Position = [-0.0237, -0.092, 0.1564]
@@ -283 +283 @@
 === Animation of Color and Opacity
 As seen above, the color and opacity maps are stored in Python as lists.
-Given a start and a end color/opacity list, it is very easy to implement a small python function to calculate a linear interpolation. In the following example, images of interpolated opacity values are rendered in 30 steps.
+Given a start and a end color/opacity list, it is very easy to implement a python function to calculate a linear interpolation. In the following example, images of interpolated opacity values are rendered in 30 steps.
 {{{
 #!python
@@ -321 +321 @@
 Not only the data source, but also the output of !ParaView filters can be visualized. In this example we will use the !ExtractSubset filter to visualize a smaller part of the whole grid.
 The input of the !ExtractSubset has to be connected to the output of the XDMF reader.
-Then the scripts animates the volume of interest in 81 steps, fading away slices from the top and bottom side of the grid. At the end about 70 slices located in the middle of the grid are visible.
+Then the scripts animates the volume of interest in 81 steps, fading away slices from the top and bottom side of the grid. At the end about 70 slices located in the middle of the original grid are visible.
 
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