Module category: Filter

• ClipInterval
  • Parameters
  • Input Ports
  • Output Ports
  • Examples

ClipInterval

This module clips the data and the grid supporting this data which is out of an indicated interval. Only data on input port Scalar_in are clipped, data on Field_in_0 ... Field_in_4 are just handed through.

ClipInterval is available for COVISE version 4.5 and higher. It's available for all supported platforms.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
min_Slider	FloatSlider	The minimal value of the interval. If this value is bigger than the maximum than it will be reduced automatically to the maximum.
max_Slider	FloatSlider	The maximal value of the interval.
dummy	Boolean	on: objects without data are "clipped" off: objects without data unchanged

Input Ports

Name	Type	Description
requiredGeometry_in	Polygons Points	The geometry you want to use.
requiredScalar_in	Float	Data on geometry that will be used to vcleep the data.
optionalField_in_0... Field_in_4	Float Vec3 Unstructured_T3D_Data	Additional data that you may wish to map onto the output geometry - just handed through module
optionalminmax	MinMax_Data	The minimal and maximal value of the data, obtained from the output port of the MinMax module. When used, these two values are used for setting the first two components of both slider parameters, so that, after a first execution, you may know the meaningful interval in which you may parametrise the clipping.

Output Ports

Name	Type	Description
outputGeometry_out	Polygons Points	Clipped geometry.
outputScalar_out	Float	Clipped data on the geometry.
dependField_out_0... Field_out_4	Float Unstrucured_V3D_Data Unstrucured_T3D_Data	Data handed through for the output geometry.

Examples

Figure: covise/net/examples/ClipInterval.net

In this example the output ports containing the geometry and data of the DomainSurface module are connected to the input ports of ClipInterval module. Also the MinMax module is used to determine the initial minimum and maximum for the slider parameters. With these extreme values the geometry is not clipped (as shown in the first Renderer image), but after setting for example the interval: [0.019 - 0.212] you can observe that the other values out of this interval are clipped (as shown in the second Renderer image).

Figure: The initial image before using ClipInterval

Figure: Result of ClipInterval

No example available yet for using the additional ports.