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IsoLines creates isolines in a polygon. You can use a range of isovalues.
IsoLines is available for all COVISE versions and supported platforms.
Name | Type | Description |
from | Scalar | IsoLines uses a range of isovalues. from is the beginning of this range. |
to | Scalar | End of the range of isovalues. |
step | Scalar | The range of isovalues is divided up into several values. step is the difference between these values. |
distance | Scalar | Distance between plane of the polygon and the isolines. This parameter can be used to display simultaneously data on the polygons and all isolines. If you use positive distances the isolines are moved "behind" the polygon. Therefore you should use negative values in general. |
Name | Type | Description |
requiredgeo_in | Polygons | Input polygons |
requireddata_in | Float | Data on these polygons |
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Name | Type | Description |
outputlines_out | Lines | Computed Isolines |
outputdata_out | Float | Data on the isolines |
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RWCovise1 reads in the grid. RWCovise2 reads temperature data. CuttingSurface creates a cutting plane and temperature data on it. We use IsoLines to show borders between areas of the same value. Therefore we use the whole range of data values and change the step parameter until the visualisation is satisfactory. The parameter distance is set to -0.005. So the isolines are close to the cutting plane but not in it.
Authors: Martin Aumüller, Ruth Lang, Daniela Rainer, Jürgen Schulze-Döbold, Andreas Werner, Peter Wolf, Uwe Wössner |
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