The list of points can be manipulated by the user; options include adding, deleting and moving points, and also deleting all the points on the list.
Port: Pick
Type: Pick
The location in 3D space.
Port: Values
Type: Lattice
Constraints: 2-D.
1-vector.
The data lattice. It can be of any primitive type.
Port: Points Edit Mode
Type: Option Menu
Menu Item: Add
Menu Item: Delete
Menu Item: Move
Switch to change edit mode for manipulating the list of points.
In add mode, a new location is added at the point where the
left mouse button is pressed. In delete mode, the location
that's closest to the point where the left mouse button is
pressed is deleted from the list. In moving mode, the location
that's closest to the point where the left mouse button is
pressed is moved to a new location, determined as the point
where the left mouse button is released (a click, drag and
release mechanism).
Port: Delete All
Type: Button
Deletes all locations from the list.
Port: ZScale
Type: Dial
Scaling factor to be applied to the height (Z-coordinate) of the
line to be drawn. By default, the line is created using the Z
coordinates of the picked points - however, this may cause the line
to become obscured in the Render module's window if other geometry
(that representing the lattice itself, for example) is coincident
with it. The Outline module rigidly shifts the Z-coordinates of
the points on the line by an amount ZScale*range, where range is
the range of data values in the original 2D lattice. The
interpolated data values, and the X and Y coordinates of the
points on the line are unaffected by this shift.
Port: Color
Type: Text
Name of color used to color the line. See
cxParamColorFloatGet(3E) for valid color names.
Port: Outline
Type: Geometry
Geometry of path connecting points together via a set of
straight line segments.
Port: Profile
Type: Lattice
Constraints: 1-D.
1-vector.
perimeter.
Output lattice. The data part of the lattice is the interpolated
values at each of the points, while the coordinates part is the
2D distance from the first point on the list, measured along the
straight line segments of the path in the XY plane.