[vtkusers] volume rendering and fusion of two seperate datasets

[Karthik Krishnan]

You can perform volume rendering of two volumes using the NCI volume mapper
in 3D Slicer. To try it out, download Slicer3, navigate to the volume
rendering module, use the NCI volume mapper... You will need to make sure
that both image data's have the same spacing and size, if they don't
resample one of them.

If you just want to render the models themselves, I assume these are
polygonal models, you can use a vtkPolyDataMapper. Set the opacity on the
actor's property.

On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 10:03 AM, aditya.mcis <aditya.mcis at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> I am working on ct virtual planning for malunited distal fracture as my
> second year project.i have successfully generated the 3d model of the bones
> of wrist and arm.but i want two 3d models to be generated side by side of
> two diffrent data sets respectively so that i can perform   fusion. I am
> not
> able to do so,alos i want one model to be slightly opaque. kindly help me
> in
> solving these issues
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