suppose I have a group of particles, each having a point attrib “DF”
How to color these particles using the infr-red color scheme for the value range from the minimum “DF” value to the maximum “DF" value? something like the color image below…
thanks!
Ji
[solved] how to color particles using infr-red color scheme?
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hi ,
here im uploading a file which might be useful ; with the VopSOP you can have more control over the colours .
im posting also the simple python otl which i used in the file , since i do not know yet how to include it in the ‘scene’ .
here im uploading a file which might be useful ; with the VopSOP you can have more control over the colours .
im posting also the simple python otl which i used in the file , since i do not know yet how to include it in the ‘scene’ .
except the things that cannot be seen , nothing is like it seems .
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hi Ji ,
on a side note ;
in the example i posted above , the range of color ramp fits within the whole range of “DF” attribute .
normally , applying colors in this way , isn't correct ( my example simply used min and max of DF values to define the range ) . this might be more noticeable if you had a sequence of animated .CSV files and min or max values wd change , i imagine .
anyway , you can delete imported min and max of detail attributes that are inside the VopSOP and replace the both Minimum & Maximum Value in Source with parameters to be promoted one level up . from there you can use your custom ( exact ) values to precisely ( min&max independent ) spread the colors .
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again , interesting usage
on a side note ;
in the example i posted above , the range of color ramp fits within the whole range of “DF” attribute .
normally , applying colors in this way , isn't correct ( my example simply used min and max of DF values to define the range ) . this might be more noticeable if you had a sequence of animated .CSV files and min or max values wd change , i imagine .
anyway , you can delete imported min and max of detail attributes that are inside the VopSOP and replace the both Minimum & Maximum Value in Source with parameters to be promoted one level up . from there you can use your custom ( exact ) values to precisely ( min&max independent ) spread the colors .
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again , interesting usage
except the things that cannot be seen , nothing is like it seems .
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