Scalar Volume
Values sampled on a voxel grid, stored in a narrow band around the surface. Used for smoothing, filleting, morphology and measured or scanned data.
About
A scalar volume has a resolution, set by its voxel size when you create it. The Bandwidth input on the creation components sets how many voxels of values wrap the surface; raise it before large offsets or heavy smoothing. See Core concepts.
Produced by
Scalar Volume From Field 3. Scalar Volume
Scalar Volume From Mesh 3. Scalar Volume
Scalar Volume From Points 3. Scalar Volume
Absolute 3. Scalar Volume
Add 3. Scalar Volume
Divide 3. Scalar Volume
Multiply 3. Scalar Volume
Negate 3. Scalar Volume
Subtract 3. Scalar Volume
Advect 3. Scalar Volume
Difference 3. Scalar Volume
Fillet 3. Scalar Volume
Grow / Shrink 3. Scalar Volume
Intersection 3. Scalar Volume
Level Set Rebuild 3. Scalar Volume
Mean Curvature 3. Scalar Volume
Normalise 3. Scalar Volume
Offset 3. Scalar Volume
Relax 3. Scalar Volume
Resample 3. Scalar Volume
Smooth 3. Scalar Volume
Union 3. Scalar Volume
Vector Volume From Point-Vectors 4. Vector Volume
Dot 4. Vector Volume
Divergence 4. Vector Volume
Magnitude 4. Vector Volume
Used by
Implicit From Volume 2. Implicit- Absolute 3. Scalar Volume
- Add 3. Scalar Volume
- Divide 3. Scalar Volume
- Multiply 3. Scalar Volume
- Negate 3. Scalar Volume
- Subtract 3. Scalar Volume
- Advect 3. Scalar Volume
- Difference 3. Scalar Volume
- Fillet 3. Scalar Volume
- Grow / Shrink 3. Scalar Volume
- Intersection 3. Scalar Volume
- Level Set Rebuild 3. Scalar Volume
- Mean Curvature 3. Scalar Volume
- Normalise 3. Scalar Volume
- Offset 3. Scalar Volume
- Relax 3. Scalar Volume
- Resample 3. Scalar Volume
- Smooth 3. Scalar Volume
- Union 3. Scalar Volume
Preview Scalar Volume 3. Scalar Volume
Mesh From Volume 3. Scalar Volume
Vector Volume From Volume Gradient 4. Vector Volume
Amplitude 4. Vector Volume
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