Changes between Version 45 and Version 46 of Shape/ExternalData

Timestamp:

07/13/15 16:05:12 (9 years ago)

Author:

madams

Comment:

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Shape/ExternalData

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 4. In the dialog, when completed, press ''OK''.
 
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 '''Image 19.''' The data points from the ASCII file are indicated by the red circle in the ''Right'' view. However note that it is present in all of the views.
 
+Now you will see that your ASCII file has been officially imported into ''Shape'', as you can see by '''Figure 19'''.
+
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 '''Image 20.''' Zoomed up on the ASCII file imported into ''Shape''.
 
+You may use your mouse, or the ''Camera'' options to zoom in on your data in any of the perspectives of the ''3D Module''.
+
+'''Note:'''
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+* You can edit the ''Size'' of each of the particles.
+* You can change the ''percentage of your data'', or particles, displayed.
+* You can also change the ''Seed''.
+
+Now we want to rid ourselves of the mesh sphere we used to import the data originally on.
+
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 '''Image(s) 21, & 22.''' (Right) The default ''Primitive'' tab. Note that originally we have a mesh sphere of radius 45.6395. (Left) Now we have a custom object.
 
+5. Click on the ''Primitive'' tab.
+6. In the drop-down that says ''Sphere'', switch from sphere to ''Custom''. You can see this clearly in '''Image(s) 21 & 22'''.
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 '''Image 23.''' Our imported ASCII file, as viewed in the ''3D Module'' without a mesh object.