How can I show edges in a VTU mesh?
See original GitHub issueI am trying to use vedo to plot an unstructured 3D surface mesh and here’s what I did:
from vedo import load, show
surf_mesh = load('surface_mesh_with_topo.vtu)
show(surf_mesh)
And here’s what was plotted:
As you can see, there is not a single edge shown here. The following screenshot shows how the mesh looks like in Paraview:
How can I show the edges of the unstructured mesh and set its colors?
Here is the mesh file:
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Sorry, I am pretty sure I did not use the code in Github. Now I do, and the issue is fixed. That elevation parameter is really convenient!
I can confirm that Shift-C and Shift-A do what you described. Now I am happy about this picture. I should be trying to reproduce something other pictures that I used to plot with Paraview just for fun. Thanks!
11.2.3. I am about to update the OS but have not done that.
I think from what I saw, that did not solve the problem for wand.