- access pad
- Wiring Module Ports Together
- accuracy, improved
- in image processing
- Improving Accuracy
- active loop controller
- How Loops Work
- alignment
- of connection wires
- Wire Routing
- alternate executables
- The IL Controller Module
- ambient color level, changing in Render
- Using the Material Editor
- application, running
- Defining an Application
- array
- complex expressions
- More Complex Expressions
- defined
- Data Structures
- Overview
- defining shape
- The Shape Icon
- hierarchy
- Hierarchy in Arrays
- indexing into
- Hierarchy in Arrays
- nested
- Hierarchy in Arrays
- processing in DataScribe
- Scope of the DataScribe
- Data Structures
- selecting portion
- Selecting Array Components
- setting primitive type
- Scalars
- Array Component Dialog window
- Selecting Array Components
- array data type
- Arrays
- array fragments
- isolating
- Component Menu Button
- array glyph
- Array Glyphs
- ASCII data, formatting
- Converting Formatted ASCII Files
- example
- Using the Property Sheet Ruler
- ASCII format
- converting files
- Overview
- attributes
- of objects in Render
- Editing Object Properties
- of widgets
- Moving and Resizing Widgets
- binary files
- Reading in Binary Files
- Reading in Data
- binary format
- converting files
- Overview
- file record structure
- Opening a New Template
- breaking connection
- Disconnecting Modules
- bucket, in Histogram
- Sorting the Data
- buttons
- Buttons
- use
- Widget Types
- camera
- in Examiner
- Modes of Operation
- moving, in Examiner
- Moving an Object
- Using the Pop-up Menu
- moving, in Navigator
- Using the Pop-up Menu
- categories
- Organizing the Module Librarian
- deleting
- Creating New Categories
- category
- deleting
- Creating New Categories
- hiding
- Creating New Categories
- category command
- category
- category
- CFD example
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- changing properties
- in DataScribe
- Using the Glyph Property Sheet
- changing the node type
- The Node Type Icon
- channel
- generating histogram for
- Selecting Channels
- channels, swapping
- in DataScribe
- Reading in Lattices
- character data type
- Scalars
- chemistry map
- Opening the Chemistry Map
- color
- band
- changing
- Resetting the Color Bands
- selecting
- Selecting a Color Band
- changing in Render
- Using the Material Editor
- intensity, changing in Render
- Using the Material Editor
- material, changing in Render
- Using the Material Editor
- slope, changing
- Resetting the Color Bands
- Color Editor
- Using the Color Editor
- color visuals
- Selecting a Visual
- colormap
- Creating Colormaps
- adjusting color
- Resetting the Color Bands
- custom
- Using Custom Colormaps
- generating
- Creating Colormaps
- example
- Saving a Colormap
- saving
- Saving a Colormap
- colormap. See also GenerateColormap
- Saving a Colormap
- command interface
- Overview
- commands
- scripting
- Creating Simple Scripts
- Skm syntax
- Command Syntax
- using a pipe
- Running Explorer by Script
- comment
- in Skm
- Setting Off Comments
- complex function, creating
- example
- Saving the Parameter Functions
- component menu button
- Component Menu Button
- components of arrays
- Component Menu Button
- computational fluid dynamics example. See CFD example
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- configuration commands
- Setting the Module Path
- configuration file
- The .explorerrc Configuration File
- global
- The .explorerrc Configuration File
- private copy
- The .explorerrc Configuration File
- configuring Explorer environment
- Configuring Your Explorer Environment
- connecting modules
- Wiring Module Ports Together
- connection
- breaking
- Disconnecting Modules
- example
- Wire Routing
- incomplete, canceling
- Wiring Modules Together
- connection highlighting
- Making a Compatible Connection
- Connections Pane
- Using the Overview Pane
- constant in DataScribe, making template
- Making a Constants Template
- constants
- in DataScribe template
- Making a Constants Template
- contour map, creating
- Image Processing
- control arcs, in loops
- Control Arcs
- control panel
- and saving script
- Saving Modules with Control Panels
- for script
- Overview
- of module
- Modules
- raising
- Resizing the Control Panel
- Control Panel Editor
- The Designer Control Panel
- Using the Control Panel Editor
- creating
- Using the Control Panel Editor
- example
- The Designer Control Panel
- for DataScribe modules
- The DataScribe
- saving configuration
- Using the Control Panel Editor
- widgets
- The Group Control Panel
- Using the Control Panel Editor
- control panel, module
- How Modules Work
- control panels
- Resizing the Control Panel
- control point
- Adding and Removing Control Points
- adding
- Adding and Removing Control Points
- removing
- Adding and Removing Control Points
- converting data to Explorer lattices
- Using the DataScribe
- coordinate data
- storage
- Lattice Components
- CPP notation
- in config files
- The .explorerrc File
- creating an application
- Creating an Application
- .cshrc file
- You Cannot Launch a Module Librarian Remotely
- If Explorer Is Not Installed in /usr/explorer
- curvilinear lattice
- Lattice Types
- cxrexec command
- Remote Execution and Passwords
- Defining Hosts for Remote Modules
- data
- converting to Explorer lattices
- Using the DataScribe
- generating histogram for channel
- Selecting Channels
- in Explorer lattice
- Lattice Components
- transform script
- Overview
- visualizing numerical. See Render
- Visualizing Data
- data elements
- in DataScribe
- Data Structures
- data files
- binary
- Reading in Data
- data input port
- Overview
- data output port
- Overview
- data storage
- in DataScribe arrays
- The Shape Icon
- Data Type palette
- The Data Type Palette
- quitting
- Quitting the DataScribe
- data types
- Understanding Explorer Data Types
- The Data Type Palette
- compatible
- Making a Compatible Connection
- defined
- Defining the Data Types
- of modules
- Mixed Data types
- using
- Using the Data Types
- Data Types palette
- Data Structures
- data types. See also Data Type palette
- The Data Type Palette
- dataflow loops
- loops, dataflow
- Constructing Loops
- DataScribe
- Using the DataScribe
- data types
- and Explorer data types
- Data Structures
- finding and correcting errors
- Finding and Correcting Errors
- module in Map Editor
- Using a DataScribe Module with the Map Editor
- opening
- Opening the DataScribe
- parser
- Finding and Correcting Errors
- quitting
- Quitting the DataScribe
- ruler
- Converting Formatted ASCII Files
- script files
- Saving Scripts and Modules
- uses
- Overview
- window contents
- The DataScribe
- DataScribe module
- in Map Editor
- Wiring Input and Output Templates
- Decorations option, in Render
- Using Graphical Shortcuts
- decorations, widget
- Widget Types
- define
- variable in Skm
- Using the Define Command
- defining expression, in P-Func Editor
- Defining a Parameter Expression
- defining remote hosts
- Defining Hosts for Remote Modules
- deleting categories
- Creating New Categories
- derivative, of control point
- Using Slope Control Points
- diagnostic template
- in DataScribe
- Creating a Diagnostic Template
- dial
- Dials
- dials
- use
- Widget Types
- diffuse color level, changing in Render
- Using the Material Editor
- Diminutif panel
- Resizing the Control Panel
- Diminutif window in Render blanked
- Visualizing Data
- disabling a module
- Temporarily Disabling a Module
- display
- problem in Render
- Removing Maps and Modules
- DISPLAY environment variable
- Software Requirements
- DisplayImg
- Displaying Images
- connecting modules
- Displaying Images
- example
- Displaying Images
- product
- Displaying Images
- drag and drop technique
- Launching a Module
- drawing area
- Drawing Areas
- editing
- in Render
- Editing Object Properties
- light
- Changing the Lighting
- enlarging kernel
- Creating a Larger Kernel (IRIX Only)
- environment variable
- DISPLAY
- Software Requirements
- environment variables
- Software Requirements
- Explorer Environment Variables
- EOF
- in DataScribe
- Checking EOF
- error
- in template, finding and correcting
- Finding and Correcting Errors
- messages, in DataScribe
- Interpreting Parsing Messages
- Interpreting Parsing Messages
- hiding
- Tracking Down Errors
- Examiner, using
- Moving an Object
- executable process
- The IL Controller Module
- execution highlighting
- Firing Modules
- Application Busy Indicators
- Explorer
- configuration file commands
- Setting the Module Path
- directory
- Explorer Environment Variables
- map
- Overview
- remote execution
- Remote Execution of Modules
- scripting commands
- Commands for Explorer Functions
- Explorer lattices
- Lattices
- Explorer.config file
- The .explorerrc File
- .explorerrc file
- Defining Hosts for Remote Modules
- commands
- The .explorerrc File
- example
- The .explorerrc File
- expressions parameter
- Defining a Parameter Expression
- extracting data fragments
- data fragments
- extracting from arrrays
- Selecting Array Components
- fanning connections
- Connecting Several Modules
- file browser
- File Browsers
- file browsers
- use
- Widget Types
- file structure
- defining in DataScribe
- Designing Templates for Your Data
- files
- binary
- Reading in Binary Files
- .cshrc
- If Explorer Is Not Installed in /usr/explorer
- temporary
- set
- files, opening
- File Browsers
- firing a module
- Firing Modules
- defined
- What Modules Do
- forcing
- Forcing a Firing
- floating point number data type
- Scalars
- GenerateColormap
- Creating Colormaps
- connecting modules
- Creating Colormaps
- control panel
- Resetting the Color Bands
- example
- Saving a Colormap
- modes
- Selecting an Output Mode
- ports
- Creating Colormaps
- windows
- Resetting the Color Bands
- GenLat
- Generating a Lattice
- geometry data type
- Defining the Data Types
- Global Controller messages
- You Cannot Launch a Module Librarian Remotely
- glyph
- defined
- Glyphs
- Overview
- editing
- Array Glyphs
- SubSelection menu button
- Component Menu Button
- lattice
- Lattice Glyphs
- moving from palette to template
- The Data Type Palette
- pattern
- Using a Pattern Glyph
- properties
- changing
- Using the Glyph Property Sheet
- set
- Sets
- Glyph Property Sheet
- Opening a New Template
- Using the Glyph Property Sheet
- grid, widget
- Moving and Resizing Widgets
- group
- Creating Groups and Applications
- closed
- Types of Groups
- control panel
- The Group Control Panel
- Overview
- creating
- Creating a Group Control Panel
- control panel. See also Control Panel Editor
- Using the Control Panel Editor
- creating
- Creating a Group
- example
- Creating a Group
- defined
- Overview
- editing
- Editing a Group
- nested
- Types of Groups
- open
- Types of Groups
- types
- Types of Groups
- group control panel
- Menus in Group Control Panels
- Group Editor
- Overview
- handlebox, widget
- Moving and Resizing Widgets
- hardware acceleration
- with ImageVision library modules
- Accuracy of IL Modules
- headlight
- Changing the Lighting
- Help window
- Getting Help
- hidden parameters
- Promoting Ports
- histogram
- Generating a Histogram
- Generating a Histogram
- control panel
- Displaying Histograms
- display window
- Displaying Histograms
- example
- Selecting Channels
- ports
- Generating a Histogram
- selecting channel
- Selecting Channels
- sorting data
- Sorting the Data
- host command
- host
- icons
- in DataScribe
- Opening a New Template
- IL Controller module
- The IL Controller Module
- image
- displaying
- Displaying Images
- home position
- Displaying Images
- moving, in DisplayImg
- Displaying Images
- "photographing"
- Displaying Images
- resizing
- Displaying Images
- sending to other module
- Displaying Images
- stacking
- Displaying Images
- image processing modules
- Image Processing Modules
- ImageVision Library
- The IL Controller Module
- hardware acceleration
- Accuracy of IL Modules
- incomplete connection, canceling
- Wiring Modules Together
- indexing into arrays
- Using Array Indices in Expressions
- input arrays, ASCII
- ruler
- Using the Property Sheet Ruler
- input port
- Modules
- How Modules Work
- How Modules Work
- help
- Getting Help
- wiring
- Wiring Module Ports Together
- input template
- defined
- Overview
- input templates
- Creating Scripts and Templates
- kernel, enlarging
- Creating a Larger Kernel (IRIX Only)
- lattice
- components
- Lattice Components
- data type
- into Render
- Viewing Lattice Data in the Render Module
- data values
- Data Values
- data, converting to
- Overview
- displaying data
- Displaying a Lattice
- processing in DataScribe
- Scope of the DataScribe
- product of DisplayImg
- Displaying Images
- types
- Lattice Types
- lattice data
- storage
- Lattice Components
- lattice data type
- Defining the Data Types
- lattice glyph
- Lattice Glyphs
- lattice. See also histogram
- Generating a Histogram
- lattices
- in DataScribe
- Lattices
- launch position
- Placing the Module In the Map Editor
- launching a map
- Launching a Module
- example
- Removing Maps and Modules
- light
- adjusting angle
- Editing a Light
- changing intensity
- Editing a Light
- editing
- Changing the Lighting
- reflected, changing in Render
- Using the Material Editor
- lighting. See light
- Editing a Light
- Lights menu
- Changing the Lighting
- Local Controller messages
- You Cannot Launch a Module Librarian Remotely
- logging module output
- Logging Module Output
- loop control arcs
- Control Arcs
- loop controllers
- Loop Controllers
- loop iteration
- Loop Controllers
- loops
- kinds
- Defining a Loop
- Manips menu
- Manipulating Objects
- manipulators
- Manipulating Objects
- map
- Working with the Map Editor
- creating
- example
- Temporarily Disabling a Module
- definition
- The Map Editor
- deselecting
- Opening Your First Map
- editor
- Working with the Map Editor
- filenames
- Saving Maps and Modules
- group, creating
- Creating a Group
- Creating Groups and Applications
- launching
- Launching a Module
- example
- Removing Maps and Modules
- moving
- Moving Modules Around
- Removing Maps and Modules
- opening
- Launching a Map
- organizing
- Organizing the Module Librarian
- problem displaying saved
- The Module Librarian Does Not Display a Saved Map
- problem saving
- A Saved Map is Empty When Reopened
- purpose
- Overview
- removing
- Removing Maps and Modules
- Removing Modules from the Librarian
- resident directory
- Launching a Map
- running with a script
- Running Explorer by Script
- saving
- Saving Maps and Modules
- Map Editor
- Overview
- exiting
- Quitting the Map Editor
- menus
- Editing Maps and Modules
- running
- Opening the Map Editor
- Map Editor Log
- for messages
- Logging Map Data
- map output
- logging
- Logging Module Output
- Material Editor
- Using the Material Editor
- Maximize button
- Opening Modules
- Resizing the Control Panel
- messages
- logging
- Logging Module Output
- Minimize button
- Resizing the Control Panel
- module
- Overview
- Overview
- connecting
- example
- Wire Routing
- core
- Modules
- destroy
- Removing Maps and Modules
- detailed structure
- Getting Help
- disabled
- Temporarily Disabling a Module
- firing
- Firing Modules
- defined
- What Modules Do
- forcing
- Forcing a Firing
- function
- What Modules Do
- input port
- Modules
- listed
- Overview
- moving
- Moving Modules Around
- new version
- Removing Maps and Modules
- organizing
- Organizing the Module Librarian
- output port
- Modules
- parameters
- Setting Module Parameters
- Modules
- pop-up menu
- Using the Pop-up Menu
- removing
- Removing Maps and Modules
- saving
- Saving Scripts and Modules
- selecting
- Selecting a Module
- for group
- Selecting Modules
- storing
- Storing Modules on the Shelf
- structure
- Modules
- wiring
- Wiring Module Ports Together
- example
- Wire Routing
- wrappers
- Modules
- module control panel
- How Modules Work
- Modules
- components
- How Modules Work
- creating
- Editing Control Panels and Functions
- sizing
- Resizing the Control Panel
- Module Librarian
- The Module Librarian
- problem launching remotely
- You Cannot Launch a Module Librarian Remotely
- purpose
- Overview
- shelf
- Storing Modules on the Shelf
- module output
- logging
- Logging Module Data
- module path, setting
- Setting the Module Path
- modulepath command
- modulepath
- modules
- geometry ports
- Mixed Data types
- IL
- The IL Controller Module
- image processing
- Image Processing Modules
- lattice ports
- Mixed Data types
- launching in Skm
- Using the Define Command
- pyramid ports
- Mixed Data types
- moving maps and modules
- Moving Modules Around
- moving modules
- Removing Maps and Modules
- nested arrays
- The Node Type Icon
- nested data structures
- Hierarchy in Arrays
- nested group
- Types of Groups
- New Template dialog box
- Opening a New Template
- node type
- The Node Type Icon
- NPROC value
- Creating a Larger Kernel (IRIX Only)
- NPROC, increasing number
- Creating a Larger Kernel (IRIX Only)
- object
- attributes
- Editing Object Properties
- editors, in Render
- Editing Object Properties
- making transparent
- Displaying Transparent Objects
- opaque
- Wireframe Rendering
- one-dimensional array
- Data Structures
- opacity, changing in Render
- Using the Material Editor
- opaque object, rendering
- Wireframe Rendering
- open control panel
- applications
- Saving the Application
- open glyph
- Glyphs
- opening a file
- File Browsers
- opening a map
- Opening Your First Map
- Launching a Map
- opening the Map Editor
- Opening the Map Editor
- option menu
- Option Menus and Scrolled Lists
- organizing maps and modules
- Organizing the Module Librarian
- OrthoSlice
- Slicing Volumetric Data
- output arrays, ASCII
- ruler
- Using the Property Sheet Ruler
- output port
- How Modules Work
- Modules
- How Modules Work
- help
- Getting Help
- wiring
- Wiring Module Ports Together
- output template
- defined
- Overview
- output templates
- Creating Scripts and Templates
- overview
- wiring, in DataScribe
- Opening a New Template
- P-Func Editor
- Using the Parameter Function Editor
- defining expression
- Defining a Parameter Expression
- invoking
- Creating a Parameter Function
- running
- Running the Parameter Function Editor
- summary of steps
- Summarizing the Process
- window components
- Running the Parameter Function Editor
- parameter
- Using the Parameter Function Editor
- change, with no change in object
- No Change in Object with Change in Parameters
- creating function
- Creating a Parameter Function
- example
- Creating a Parameter Function
- in DataScribe
- making template
- Defining Parameters and Constants
- input
- Summarizing the Process
- of module
- Modules
- saving function
- Saving the Parameter Functions
- parameter data type
- Defining the Data Types
- Parameter Function Editor
- Using the Parameter Function Editor
- and arrays
- More Complex Expressions
- Parameter Function Editor. See also P-Func Editor
- Summarizing the Process
- parameter ports
- Mixed Data types
- parameters
- connecting
- Making a Compatible Connection
- creating relationships
- Editing Control Panels and Functions
- in DataScribe template
- Defining Parameters and Constants
- parameters, linking
- Linking Independent Parameters
- parser
- in DataScribe
- Finding and Correcting Errors
- passwords
- Remote Execution and Passwords
- pattern
- converting in DataScribe
- Using a Pattern Glyph
- pattern data type
- Arrays
- glyph
- Using a Pattern Glyph
- perimeter lattice
- Lattice Types
- pick data type
- Defining the Data Types
- port
- access pad
- Wiring Module Ports Together
- in group
- Promoting Ports
- renaming
- Selecting Parameters
- promoting
- Promoting Ports
- required
- Wiring Module Ports Together
- port menu
- Connecting Several Modules
- port menus
- in DataScribe
- Using the Overview Pane
- positioning widgets
- Moving and Resizing Widgets
- prefix notation
- in Skm
- Skm Syntax
- primitive type, widget
- Setting Widget Properties
- printing
- Skm output
- Output from Skm
- ProbeLat
- Using ProbeLat
- Slicing Volumetric Data
- problems
- modules
- Common Problems
- procedure
- in Skm
- Creating a Procedure
- processes
- increasing NPROC
- Creating a Larger Kernel (IRIX Only)
- processing an image
- Image Processing
- promoting menu items
- Menus in Group Control Panels
- properties
- changing glyph or template
- Opening a New Template
- PseudoColor visuals
- Selecting a Visual
- pyramid data type
- Defining the Data Types
- quitting an application
- Quitting an Application
- quitting Explorer
- Quitting Explorer
- quitting the Map Editor
- Quitting the Map Editor
- range, setting in GenerateColormap editing
- Setting the Domain Limits
- reconfiguring the X Server
- Reconfiguring the X Server (IRIX Only)
- regrouping
- Opening a Group
- remote execution
- Remote Execution and Passwords
- Remote Execution of Modules
- remote hosts
- Defining Hosts for Remote Modules
- remote launch
- Placing the Module In the Map Editor
- removing a map
- Removing Maps and Modules
- removing a module
- Removing Modules from the Librarian
- Removing Maps and Modules
- Render
- Visualizing Data
- blank display
- Removing Maps and Modules
- editing in
- Editing Object Properties
- graphical shortcuts
- Using Graphical Shortcuts
- pop-up menu
- Using the Pop-up Menu
- ports
- Ports on Render
- window, no object displayed
- No Object Is Displayed in the Render Window
- required input ports
- Required Input Ports
- required ports
- Wiring Module Ports Together
- resize
- object in Render
- Using the Transform Sliders
- restoring orientation, in Render
- Using the Pop-up Menu
- rotate
- object in Render
- Manipulating Objects
- Using the Transform Sliders
- routing wires
- Wire Routing
- rsh command
- Defining Hosts for Remote Modules
- rsh, starting LC servers
- Remote Execution and Passwords
- ruler for ASCII file formats
- Using the Property Sheet Ruler
- running an application
- Running an Application
- saving
- colormap
- Saving a Colormap
- map
- Saving Maps and Modules
- parameter functions
- Saving the Parameter Functions
- saving an application
- Saving the Application
- scalar
- data type
- Scalars
- defined
- Scalars
- glyph
- Scalar Glyphs
- in Constants template
- Making a Constants Template
- in Parameter template
- Making a Parameters Template
- value
- Scalars
- screen door transparency
- Displaying Transparent Objects
- script
- and template
- Creating Scripts and Templates
- building example
- Building a Script
- checking
- Checking for Errors
- contents
- Creating Scripts and Templates
- creating
- Creating Simple Scripts
- defined
- Overview
- running
- Running Explorer by Script
- saving
- Saving Scripts and Modules
- script command
- in applications
- Quitting an Application
- script commands
- Using the Skm Commands
- script example
- Defining Command Variables
- scripting
- language
- Overview
- uses
- Overview
- scripting language, Skm
- Skm Syntax
- scripts, using EOF
- Checking EOF
- scrolled list
- Option Menus and Scrolled Lists
- use
- Widget Types
- scrolled list widget, editing
- Editing a Scrolled List
- selecting a template
- Opening a New Template
- selecting array fragments
- Selecting Array Components
- set
- creating
- Using Nested Sets
- glyph
- Sets
- using with other data types
- Saving a Set
- set arenasize command
- set
- set command
- set
- set tempdir command
- set
- setting parameters
- Setting Module Parameters
- in applications
- Setting Parameters in an Application
- setting the module path
- Setting the Module Path
- shape icon
- The Shape Icon
- Shape language
- Experimenting with the Heat-flux Map
- shared library error message
- You Get a Shared Library Error When You Launch Remote Module
- shared memory
- set
- shelf
- Storing Modules on the Shelf
- hiding
- Storing Modules on the Shelf
- shelf category
- category
- shininess, changing in Render
- Using the Material Editor
- signed integer data type
- Scalars
- Skm
- command syntax
- Command Syntax
- commands
- Using the Skm Commands
- creating a procedure
- Creating a Procedure
- help command
- Interactive Help
- printing output
- Output from Skm
- Skm commands
- Using the Skm Commands
- Skm language
- Overview
- Slice
- Using Slice
- slider
- Sliders
- sliders
- use
- Widget Types
- slope
- of color band, adjusting
- Adding and Removing Control Points
- specular color level, changing in Render
- Using the Material Editor
- stacking images
- Displaying Images
- storing a module
- Storing Modules on the Shelf
- string parameters
- Using Strings
- swap image channels
- Reading in Lattices
- switch statement
- Using the Switch Statement in a Shared .cshrc
- symbols
- in Skm
- Specifying Symbols
- syntax
- Skm commands
- Summary of Commands
- syntax, Skm
- The Skm Language
- template
- and file structure
- Designing Templates for Your Data
- and script
- Creating Scripts and Templates
- connecting
- Connecting Templates
- creating
- Setting Up Templates
- diagnostic
- Creating a Diagnostic Template
- for parameters and constants
- Defining Parameters and Constants
- selecting
- Opening a New Template
- wiring
- Using the Overview Pane
- template names
- Setting Up Templates
- templates, DataScribe
- Creating Scripts and Templates
- templates, designing
- Designing Templates for Your Data
- temporary files
- set
- terse glyph
- Glyphs
- test map. See GenLat
- Generating a Lattice
- test maps, directory
- Opening Your First Map
- text type-in slot
- Text Type-in Slots
- trackball
- Manipulating Objects
- Transform sliders
- Using the Transform Sliders
- translate object in Render
- Manipulating Objects
- Using the Transform Sliders
- transparency
- changing in Render
- Using the Material Editor
- transparent object, displaying
- Displaying Transparent Objects
- TrueColor visuals
- Selecting a Visual
- typecast expressions
- Typecasting Parameters
- ungrouping
- Opening a Group
- uniform lattice
- Lattice Types
- unsigned integer data type
- Scalars
- user-defined data type
- Defining the Data Types
- /usr/Explorer
- Explorer Environment Variables
- van der Waals' radius
- Experimenting with the Chemistry Map
- variable
- Summarizing the Process
- Running the Parameter Function Editor
- defining in Skm
- Using the Define Command
- for duplicate modules in Skm
- Using the Define Command
- in script commands
- Defining Command Variables
- name
- Summarizing the Process
- testing type in Skm
- Testing Variable Types
- variables
- ordering in script
- Ordering Variables in a Script
- vector
- Data Structures
- data type
- Arrays
- verbose glyph
- Glyphs
- viewing modes
- Modes of Operation
- visual, X server
- Running the X Server (IRIX Only)
- warning condition, in DataScribe
- Tracking Down Errors
- widget properties, displaying
- Widget Types
- widget types
- Widget Types
- widgets
- Setting Module Parameters
- How Modules Work
- buttons
- Buttons
- dial
- Dials
- drawing area
- Drawing Areas
- example
- Drawing Areas
- file browser
- File Browsers
- in Control Panel Editor
- Using the Control Panel Editor
- The Group Control Panel
- primitive type
- Setting Widget Properties
- resizing
- Moving and Resizing Widgets
- setting values
- Setting Widget Values and Limits
- in maxi control panel
- Resizing the Control Panel
- option menu
- Option Menus and Scrolled Lists
- scrolled list
- Option Menus and Scrolled Lists
- slider
- Sliders
- text type-in slot
- Text Type-in Slots
- types
- Widget Types
- wireframe rendering
- Wireframe Rendering
- wiring
- alignment
- Wire Routing
- breaking connection
- Disconnecting Modules
- connection
- Creating Scripts and Templates
- in DataScribe
- dissimilar data items
- Connecting Data Items Between Templates
- example
- Connecting Data Items Between Templates
- several connections
- Connecting Several Modules
- template
- Using the Overview Pane
- wiring a loop
- Wiring a Loop
- wiring modules
- Wiring Module Ports Together
- wiring templates
- Connecting Templates
- rules
- Connecting Data Items Between Templates
- X server
- 12-bit
- Running the X Server (IRIX Only)
- X server visual
- reconfiguring
- Reconfiguring the X Server (IRIX Only)
- X Window System
- Software Requirements
- Xsgi command
- Selecting a Visual
- zoom
- in DisplayImg
- Displaying Images
- in Examiner
- Modes of Operation
- in Render
- Using Graphical Shortcuts