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Old   March 31, 2018, 13:54
Default VTK Polyhedron: what is it?
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Hi all, I wish you helped me.

When visualizing a mesh in ParaView, there's an option to enable the VTK Polyhedron: what is this feature?

I've noticed that enabling it creates sometimes shaded areas that look like there's a negative volume or something like that, but when I choose not to enable it, the shaded areas disappear leaving place for a more regular cell pattern. Is it just a rendering problem or what?
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