texture maps add realism to cae results

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Textures can add realism to improve the appeal and to add details to simulation results so that they are more likely to be appreciated, they might be easier to compare to test data. There are also advanced ways to use textures which go beyond using them for realism or for logos. That usage is covered in another presentation on textures in EnSight.

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2D Textures in EnSight

example without textures example with textures

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2D Textures

• What is a 2D texture?

– A way to apply an image to an object

• Why?

– Easier for audience to understand simulation

– Improve realism

– Different visual effects

• Color by a variable, transparency by a alpha texture

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2D Texturesexample no textures

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2D Texturesexample with textures

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2D Textures

– Traditional techniques

Isosurface of CO Clip of temperature

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2D Textures

Color by variable but use texture for opacity

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2D Textures

• Options

– Control location and orientation using the plane

tool or node ids

– Control how the texture “blends in”

– Can compute the texture coordinates

– A texture can have opacity

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2D Textures

• Where do they come from?

– Any supported image file

– Web sites

• http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/texture/

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2D Textures

• Steps

– Load a texture

– Orient the plane tool (or compute s & t

variables)

– Color the part by the texture and grab the plane

tool coordinates

– Repeat or clamp

– Decal vs. modulate

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2D Textures

• Texture on a moving

object

– If the part is transient

the texture will “slide

off” unless you

reference the origin

and s & t vectors using

node idsExample using plane orientation

EnSight analyze, visualize, communicate

2D Textures

• Texture on a moving

object

– If the part is transient

the texture will “slide

off” unless you

reference the origin

and s & t vectors using

node idsExample using node ids for

orientation

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Embeded Video• Realistic comparison

• Time syncing features

• Full 2D Texturing capabilities

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