• todo

1. compile
2. play.

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2. gcc 4.8.3 or newer

why?

https://discourse.paraview.org/t/is-there-a-glowing-i-e-emitting-light-effect-for-objects/3593/12

Maybe a simpler target is to try to get the inner part of my object to be brighter than the outer part (without having a (transparent) outer glow) with a (variable) gradient to try to mimic a glow effect.

Agree with you. We need to know how to play the luminous intensity.

You mentioned that you achieved that in the video with the RTX framework.

Are you talking with me? I did not say that.

In my case, I just have a static image where I want to illuminate certain objects (so no animation).

Then, try GIMP?

Is this something I can achieve with what’s currently in VTK / ParaView?

@experts

Or was your point that even this is not possible without hacking around at the VTK level?

I am also new to VTK level.

Any experiences with importing the VTK objects into other rendering software that maybe have exposed more parameters to get this effect?

So, are you talking about using Blender?