3 \page iso_surfaces_page Iso Surfaces presentation
5 \image html iso.png "Example of Iso Surfaces presentation"
7 \n <b>Iso Surfaces</b> presentation combines all equal scalar values
8 applied to the cells and on the basis of them constructs isobaric
9 surfaces, which form this presentation.
11 <em>To create an Iso Surfaces presentation:</em>
13 – Right-click on one of the time stamps of the field in the
14 Object browser and from the pop-up menu choose <b>Iso Surfaces</b>, or
15 \n – Click on one of the time stamps of the field in the Object
16 browser and select from the main menu <b>Visualization > Iso
17 Surfaces</b>, or click <em>"Iso surfaces"</em> icon in the
18 <b>Visualization Toolbar</b>
20 \image html isosurf.jpg
21 <center><em>"Iso surfaces" icon</em></center>
23 \image html isosurfaces.png
27 <li><b>Iso Surface</b> tab allows to set additional parameters of the
28 <b>Iso Surfaces</b> presentation:</li>
30 <li><b>Number of surfaces</b>, which will be generated in the framework of this presentation.</li>
31 <li><b>Minimum / Maximum value</b> fields allow to enter the range of
32 scalar or vector values applied to the cells, on the basis of which
33 this presentation will be created.</li>
34 <li><b>Update scalar bar range with these values</b> button allows you
35 to update the range of the values, displayed with by the scalar bar,
36 with the previously defined range of values.</li>
38 <li><b>Scalar Bar</b> tab allows to define the parameters of the
39 scalar bar displayed with this presentation (\ref scalar_map_page "see also").</li>
42 After you have finished with setting these parameters, click \b OK. Your
43 presentation with scalar bar will be immediately displayed in the