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Andrew Hill
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2009-06-09 07:09
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Strongly agree with bug poster.
The default was changed from 1 to 5 because of bug 4197: http://www.paraview.org/Bug/view.php?id=4197 [^]
This bug stated that it was hard to see data sets consisting of a single point.
I would argue that it's now hard to see the detail in data consisting of even a few thousand points.
Where I work, typical data sets are at least 1 million points. Every single data set any of us loads has to be changed back to 'point size = 1' because the detail in the data can't be seen with point size = 5.
I don't imagine there's a 'one size fits all' solution to the default point size, but having the style defaults available in the configuration file (and/or better still, modifiable in the Options/Preferences window) seems like the best way around this.
Perhaps the default should still 'default' to 5 on creation of the ini file so that the data is at least visible if the user is unfamiliar with ParaView settings and/or the config file. |
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David Doria
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2009-06-09 07:23
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Can a simple check of the number of vertices in the file be done to estimate a good point size?
< 10 vertices, point size 5
10 - 50 vertices, point size 4
...
> 10000 vertices, point size 1
I bet that's annoying (because of all the different file types?), but it seems like a good solution.
The user should also then be able to change that default behavior if desired. |
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(0037641)
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Kitware Robot
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2016-08-12 09:57
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Resolving issue as `moved`.
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