| Quest for continuous 3D data manipulation [message #4520] |
Tue, 13 June 1995 00:00 |
John Edwards
Messages: 1
Registered: June 1995
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I am working on 3D reconstruction of serial slice data. I have been using IDL to
input slices, reconstruct missing slices, and do some processing. It seemed pretty
quick and intuitive up to this point.
To get results out, I would like to be able to display and rotate the data in an
approx 200 X 200 X 50 byte array.
SLICER seems a pretty laborious way to do this: manually redrawing every time you
rotate, really vague probing, slicing, and whatnot. Still, it is better than
nothing, and a good canned journal file would work for a while for demos.
Anyone know a better way to do the following? (It need not be IDL):
1) Rotate the array in real time. 'Rendering' is optional, blobs are fine.
2) 3D contouring (in association with #1) of various data values.
3) Make part of (or a second data) set semi-transparent (or wire mesh) to view data
within.
Any and all help appreciated.
John
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