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Your task is to fix this by adding the scalar values to draw something on the canvas. Try to understand the ordering of values, and maybe even create a small drawing by setting appropriate values.
**Summary of Tasks:** Change the POINT_DATA to create something on the provided "canvas". Be creative! You are allowed to change the dimensions of the grid.
**Summary of Tasks:** Change the POINT_DATA to create something on the provided "canvas" in `task1.vtk`. Be creative! You are allowed to change the dimensions of the grid.
Note: An interesting line of code is `mapper.SetInterpolateScalarsBeforeMapping(False)`. Try changing the `False` to `True` and see what changes. We will go more into detail on this phenomenon in the next assignment.
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To test your experiments, use the provided script by running
``` shell
python ReadUnstructuredGrid.py hourglass.vtk
python ReadUnstructuredGrid.py task2.vtk
```
**Summary of Tasks:** Manipulate the provided unstructured grid file to create the shown dataset.
**Summary of Tasks:** Manipulate the provided unstructured grid file (`task2.vtk`) to create the shown dataset.
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<imgsrc="img/suzanne.png"width="600">.
**Summary of Tasks:** Add a semi-transparent bounding box around Suzanne, and display Suzanne in wireframe mode. Additionally, be creative!
**Summary of Tasks:** Add a semi-transparent bounding box around Suzanne, and display Suzanne in wireframe mode. Save your submission code as `task3.py`. Additionally, be creative!