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+ If you get stuck don't hesitate to contact *Jonas Lukasczyk* at jl@jluk.de.
+ If you get stuck don't hesitate to contact *Jonas Lukasczyk* at jl@jluk.de.
## Creating your own filters
## 1.4 Creating your own filters
1. Just clone an existing module (aka filter) instead of creating your own from scratch
1. Just clone an existing module (aka filter) instead of creating your own from scratch
+ Navigate into ttk folder
+ Navigate into ttk folder
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+**ttkCinemaProductReader:** Reads the actual data products referenced by some column (default: FILE) in vtkFormat.
+**ttkCinemaProductReader:** Reads the actual data products referenced by some column (default: FILE) in vtkFormat.
+**ttkCinemaWriter:** Stores the input data product in a CDB and updates the data.csv file (field data attached to the product provides values for the csv columns).
+**ttkCinemaWriter:** Stores the input data product in a CDB and updates the data.csv file (field data attached to the product provides values for the csv columns).
# Further Resources
# ---------------------------------------------------<br>3 Further Resources<br>---------------------------------------------------
-[VTK Users' Guide](https://www.kitware.com/products/books/VTKUsersGuide.pdf) – outdated but still has a lot of relevant information. Chapter 3.1 describes the general architecture and data flow of VTK.
-[VTK Users' Guide](https://www.kitware.com/products/books/VTKUsersGuide.pdf) – outdated but still has a lot of relevant information. Chapter 3.1 describes the general architecture and data flow of VTK.