To run VISOR, you provide a VTK or VTM input file. If you want, you can include
optional metadata in start and update requests. VISOR's three modes of operation let
you pick the launch method that best matches your workflow.
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Supply an input file
Learn which input formats VISOR supports.
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:link: /user_guide/launching_visor/metadata
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Use metadata
Learn how to use metadata in start and update requests.
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Launch VISOR using the Python API
Launch VISOR from a Python script using the Python API.
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:link: /user_guide/launching_visor/visor_service
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Launch VISOR using the HTTP API service
Launch VISOR with the HTTP API service and manage multiple 3D visualization instances.
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:link: /user_guide/launching_visor/visor_dash_component
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Use the VISOR Dash component
Run VISOR and connect to it in a Dash app with the VISOR Dash component.