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|MenuLocation=Results → Scalar clip filter
|MenuLocation=Results → Scalar clip filter
|Workbenches=[[FEM_Workbench|FEM]]
|Workbenches=[[FEM_Workbench|FEM]]
|SeeAlso=[[FEM_tutorial|FEM tutorial]]
|SeeAlso=[[FEM_PostPipelineFromResult|FEM Result pipeline]], [[FEM_tutorial|FEM tutorial]]
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Clips a field using a specified scalar value.
Clips a field using a specified scalar value.

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[[File:FEM_Scalar-Clip-Filter-Example.png|400px]]
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''A scalar clip filter result.</br>The original pipeline is the semi-transparent object.''

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A scalar filter can be combined with other filters. Here is for example a scalar filter on a [[FEM_PostFilterWarp|warp filter]] (semi-transparent):

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[[File:FEM_Scalar-Clip-Filter-On-Warp-Example.png|600px]]
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# Select a previously created [[FEM_PostPipelineFromResult|result pipeline]].
# Select a previously created [[FEM_PostPipelineFromResult|result pipeline]] or another existing filter.
# Invoke the command in one of the several ways:
# Invoke the command either by:
#* Press the {{Button|[[Image:FEM_PostFilterClipScalar.svg|16px]] [[FEM_PostFilterClipScalar|Scalar clip filter]]}} button.
#* Pressing the button {{Button|[[Image:FEM_PostFilterClipScalar.svg|16px]] '''Scalar clip filter'''}}.
#* Select the {{MenuCommand|Results → [[Image:FEM_PostFilterClipScalar.svg|16px]] Scalar clip filter}} option from the menu.
#* Using the menu {{MenuCommand|Results → [[Image:FEM_PostFilterClipScalar.svg|16px]] Scalar clip filter}}.
# Adjust the '''Result display options''' like for the [[FEM_PostPipelineFromResult|result pipeline]]. Hide that pipeline to see the effect of a Scalar Clip Filter.
# Adjust the {{MenuCommand|Result display options}} like for the [[FEM_PostPipelineFromResult|result pipeline]]. Hide that pipeline to see the effect of a Scalar Clip Filter.
# Select the scalar type from the expandable list.
# Select the {{MenuCommand|Scalar}} type from the expandable list.
# Specify the value of the scalar for clipping directly or use the slider.
# Specify the {{MenuCommand|Clip scalar}} value directly or use the slider.
# By default, all the regions with field values below the specified one will be hidden. Press the {{Button|Clip inside out}} button to invert the display and hide the regions with values above the specified one.
# By default, all the regions with field values below the specified one will be hidden. Select the {{MenuCommand|Clip inside out}} option to invert the display and hide the regions with values above the specified one.
# Click {{Button|OK}} button to close the tool's menu.
# Click {{Button|OK}} button to finish the command.





Latest revision as of 19:10, 5 October 2022

FEM PostFilterClipScalar

Menu location
Results → Scalar clip filter
Workbenches
FEM
Default shortcut
None
Introduced in version
-
See also
FEM Result pipeline, FEM tutorial

Description

Clips a field using a specified scalar value.

A scalar clip filter result.
The original pipeline is the semi-transparent object.

A scalar filter can be combined with other filters. Here is for example a scalar filter on a warp filter (semi-transparent):

Usage

  1. Select a previously created result pipeline or another existing filter.
  2. Invoke the command either by:
    • Pressing the button Scalar clip filter.
    • Using the menu Results → Scalar clip filter.
  3. Adjust the Result display options like for the result pipeline. Hide that pipeline to see the effect of a Scalar Clip Filter.
  4. Select the Scalar type from the expandable list.
  5. Specify the Clip scalar value directly or use the slider.
  6. By default, all the regions with field values below the specified one will be hidden. Select the Clip inside out option to invert the display and hide the regions with values above the specified one.
  7. Click OK button to finish the command.