Gael Varoquaux • 4/5/2010

Mayavi: Representing an additional scalar on surfaces

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This technical article addresses a common question on visualizing surfaces with Mayavi (a Python 3D plotting library). It demonstrates two solutions: a simple method using the `mlab.mesh` function to apply a separate scalar for color, and a more advanced, generic pipeline approach using filters like WarpScalar and SetActiveAttribute to independently control elevation and color mapping from different data arrays.

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