DREAM3D User Manual
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With the advent of 3D EBSD data collection systems, the visualization of the collected data is typically the first order of business. Using the sample data set Small IN100, which is collected from a Nickel based superalloy, we can use DREAM3D to build a 3D reconstruction of the 2D slices. The order of operations for this type of work flow is the following:
After running the pipeline ParaView can be used to display the generated Xdmf file. There are a few options within ParaView that need to be set in order to show the encoded IPF colors; otherwise, ParaView will create a random color table for the visualization. Click on "Apply", and then do the following:
After all of these options are set, the visualized volume will display with the encoded IPF Colors. The user is free to use what ever coloring scheme the user would like; for example, coloring by the phase or Grain Id will also show grain boundaries.