These modules add various kinds of information to a visualization and can convert 2D and 3D scalar and vector fields to viewable objects.

• AutoAxes -- Creates an axis box for a specified data set, using a specified camera. The camera is required so that the AutoAxes module can determine how to position the axes box and labels.

• AutoGlyph -- Produces glyphs (a representational figure, such as an arrow) for every data value in an input Field. The size and type of glyph are based on the data it receives.

• Caption -- Creates a caption for an image. The caption position specified in pixel- or viewport-relative coordinates. Captions always remain aligned to the screen.

• ColorBar -- Creates a color bar to be displayed on the screen. It accepts a color map as input.

• Format -- Creates a string from numeric values. For example, you can create the string "Isosurface value = 23.4", where 23.4 is the output of an Interactor.

• Glyph -- Produces glyphs for every data value in an input Field. This module allows more precise control of glyph size than AutoGlyph does.

• Parse -- Separates a string into its component parts (e.g., the string "data = 3.7" into "data," "=," and the floating point value "3.7").

• Plot -- Creates a 2-dimensional plot from a line. You can specify: customized labels for the axes; axes limits; y-axes on the left and right sides of the plot; and logarithmic or linear axes.

• Ribbon -- Produces a ribbon of specified width from an input line. If a "normals" component is present on the line (e.g., if the curl option was used to create a streamline or streakline), the twist of the ribbon will correspond to the direction of the "normals."

• Text -- Produces text that appears in the "space" occupied by the image. That is, unlike Caption, this module specifies the text position and size in the same coordinates as the data.

• Tube -- Produces a tube of specified diameter and number of sides from an input line. If a "normals" component is present on the line (e.g., if the curl option was used to create a streamline or streakline), the twist of the tube will correspond to the direction of the "normals."