
Isosurface Tutorial
Isosurfaces are used to render surfaces and contours for inputs
consisting of points, lines, or surfaces.
The simplest network that creates an isosurface is one that uses import to get the data, isosurface to convert the
data into an isosurface, and image to display the
resulting isosurface.
Inputs :
DATA - Field from which isosurface is to be created.
VALUE - Isosurface Value
NUMBER - Number of Isosurfaces to be calculated
GRADIENT - gradient field
FLAG - 1=normals not computed, 2=normals computed
Outputs :
Configuration Screen:

Example Program for Isosurface:
In this simple network that uses isosurface, all that is done is that the
data is read in by import, the data is converted to an isosurface, using
the default values, and the resulting isosurface is displayed.
Source Code for Isosurface:
Sample Output from Isosurface:
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