VMTKSURFACECE...TATOPOINTDATA(1)
π VMTKSURFACECE...TATOPOINTDATA(1) β or, bestie, vmtksurfacecelldatatopointdata, from the User Commands section, no. 1 π
πΈ NAME πΈ
okay so. vmtksurfacecelldatatopointdata β it's a vmtk script, and yes that is the whole name, it's a long one, we love her for it. That's literally it, that's the name. π«Ά
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
so here's the vibe: it does automatic piping for vmtksurfacecelldatatopointdata, and it does parsing options for vmtksurfacecelldatatopointdata too. iconic behaviour, honestly. π
vmtksurfacecelldatatopointdata : it's giving... convert cell data arrays to point data surface arrays. that's the whole main character job. β¨
π§ Input arguments π
-idId(str,1); default=0β the script id. we all have one. π-handleSelf(self,1)β handle to self. yes she has a handle on herself, good for her, boundaries queen. π-disabledDisabled(bool,1); default=0β disable execution and piping. set this when you need her to just... not. π-iSurface(vtkPolyData,1)β the input surface, aka the thing you're feeding her. π-ifileSurfaceInputFileName(str,1)β filename for the default Surface reader. the reader is standing by, bestie. π-ofileSurfaceOutputFileName(str,1)β filename for the default Surface writer. she will write it down, no cap. βοΈ
π Output arguments π
-idId(str,1); default=0β script id, again, she said what she said. β-handleSelf(self,1)β handle to self, still holding on, still thriving. π¦-oSurface(vtkPolyData,1)β the output surface. this one's fresh outta the conversion, periodt. π
β οΈ ngl bestie, every single flag up there is listed under both input and output, so don't come for me about the repeats β that's literally what the page says, and I would never gatekeep a flag from you. π₯
and that's the whole page, we ate. πβ¨ no crumbs. this was version 1.5, dated April 2026, from the vmtksurfacecelldatatopointdata era β love that for us. mwah. π
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π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu stonking: vmtk 1.5.0+dfsg1-1 Β· BSD-3-Clause
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms