Revision bcf992a2ca60f4dc2ad7b81321de176d74b80297 authored by Tim Haines on 23 October 2018, 23:21:25 UTC, committed by Tim Haines on 10 November 2018, 04:35:03 UTC
Change-Id: Ic48c4ac92b03138cfdce71d0792caedf15a97d76
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mri.director
# Director file for an "MRI" of a cosmological volume.
# Key lines are the two "time" lines. The first should be the output time
# of the snapshot you want to do the MRI on. The second (at the bottom)
# should be a short time later. The two "target" lines are just outside the
# near and far side of the volume. If you run the simulation for a short
# time (for the following, I set dDelta = 1e-6) starting from the snapshot
# with dDumpFrameStep set to a small number (e.g. 1./1024 for 1024 frames)
# Dumpframe will interpolate between the two targets, which, with the narrow
# clip range, will create an MRI of the volume.
size 720 720
time 0.06991
target 0 0.55 0
clip 0.95 1.05
render tsc
file ppmfiles/mri.tempv
project ortho
softdark 3.
softgas 0.75
softstar 1.
softgassph
colbyproperty gas temperature 4. 6.
colormap gas hotfab 2e8
dark off
star off
FOV 30
up 0 0 1
eye 0.0 1 0.0
time 0.0699108
target 0 -0.55 0
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