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Thanks Tom--that did the trick. oz ----- Original Message ----- From: Tom Rink <rink@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Monday, February 10, 2003 10:55 am Subject: Re: Vector scaling > Hi John > > From any of your ScalarMaps to Flow1X, Flow1Y, Flow1Z or > Flow2X, Flow2Y, Flow2Z : > > ScalarMap flow1x_map > FlowControl flow_control = (FlowControl) flow1x_map.getControl(); > flow_control.setFlowScale(float scale) > > You'll have to fiddle with the scale value, I think the default is > 0.02 > TomR > > John Osborne wrote: > > > I have succeeded in producing a 3D vector plot with ViSAD. That > is, I > > have u,v,w components of velocity defined on an x,y,z grid. The > problem> is that the vectors drawn at the grid points are hard to > see unless you > > really zoom into the plot. Is there a way to explicity set a scaling > > vactor for the vector magnitudes to accentuate the vector > arrows. Simply > > multiplying the component magnitudes by a constant doesn't seem to > > change anything. Is there some kind of VisAD-internal > normalization or > > scaling occuring? Thanks in advance. > > > > JO > > NOAA/PMEL > >
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