Re: How to get control of mouse in AVS and ....

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From: Dominique Le Corre
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 07:57

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AVS incorporates a mechanism called upstream transform & picking.
This mechanism allows an upstream module to get information from
a downstream module (typically the geometry viewer, which sends
information about selected objects, picked vertices, object
transformations,etc..).
It is used by some standard modules, like probes, arbitrary slicers,
hedgehog,stream lines, particle advector, but you can use it also
for your own modules.

D.LC

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