- From: "tom (mobile)" <
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- To:
,Aashay Mittal <
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- Subject: Re: [IV3D-USERS] Modifying 2D Transfer function in ImageVis3D
- Date: Sat, 25 Jun 2016 12:33:54 -0700
Hi, welcome.
Timely. Someone else asked about the exact same thing ~a month ago. Check
the archives for details, but basically: this happens in glsl shaders, I
would recommend the GLGridLeaper* ones since that renderer is the best one.
But, as far as I'm aware that still requires you have a newish NVIDIA card
and Linux/Windows, still.
HTH,
-tom
On June 25, 2016 10:50:01 AM PDT, Aashay Mittal
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wrote:
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Hi
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I am a student at IIIT Delhi (India), and am working on a project on
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transfer
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functions.
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ImageVis3D seems to be the best software that is open-source and
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supports the
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gradient based 2D transfer function.
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I however, want to modify the transfer function applied to apply
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transfer
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function based on their 3D spatial location.
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(i.e. i want to assign a voxel denoted by P(x,y,z) an RGBA mapping
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instead of
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a point indicated by (I,f'(I) ).
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I've been looking into the software from quite a few days, but since am
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a
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student and new to graphics and rendering, haven't been able to have
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much
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success in the same.
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So if you could please point out the files where this mapping between
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points
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and color assigned to them is taking place.
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Regards
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