Autoaxis Tutorial
Autoaxes is used to place a set of axes that encloses an object in an
image window.
The simplest network that uses autoaxes is one that uses import to get the data, some data manipulation
module like isosurface to convert the data into an isosurface, autocamera
to frame the object, autoaxes to generate the axes, and image to display the resulting picture.
Inputs :
INPUT - Object to be enclosed
CAMERA - Viewpoint.
LABELS - Axis labels.
CORNERS - Bounds of the axes.
Outputs :
AXES - The newly added axes and the original input.
Configuration Screen:
Example Program for Autoaxes:
In this example program, an import module is used to get the data to be
visualized, this data is then sent to the isosurface module to construct
an isosurface using the data. The output from the isosurface is sent to
both AutoCamera, a module which generates a view that encompases all of
the data, and to the autoaxes module which allows the module to calculate
the values to be used. The Autocamera output is also fed back into the
AutoAxes module to allow the module to fit the axes in the view. Finally
the output from the AutoAxes module, is outputed to the display module to
visually display the output.
Source Code for
Autoaxes:
Sample Output from Autoaxes:
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