/r/VolumeRendering

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A community for anything related to volume rendering, a field in computer science which studies methods for visualising discretely sampled 3D data sets such as voxel grids.

Welcome to /r/VolumeRendering!

Volume Rendering is a field in computer science which studies methods for visualising 3D data sets such as voxel grids.

This subreddit is a community for discussion about technologies and research, for sharing cool images or videos, for getting help with your own projects, and for presenting your work.

Submission guidelines

  • You may post anything related to volume rendering

  • Follow reddit's rules and mind proper reddiquette

  • Cite your sources

  • Renders of anatomy may be NSFW - please flag your posts accordingly

  • Be nice to each other

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/r/VolumeRendering

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Interesting visual effect from arranging particles in a 3D grid

2 Comments
2021/12/01
10:30 UTC

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I am doing a project on volume rendering of MRI data in Virtual Reality, Please suggest me an approach

So I am able to achieve a volume rendering using Unreal engine with a raymarching plugin. Some people suggested using VTK with Open VR instead and some said I could try bridging VTk with Unreal somehow. Can someone tell me your opinion on each of the above decisions?

0 Comments
2021/04/04
07:50 UTC

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Looping Voraldo Animations

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2021/01/21
06:13 UTC

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Animated GIF Capture of Voraldo

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2021/01/12
12:12 UTC

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Sharing a minimal 100 line Python code to do basic volume rendering, for learning purposes

1 Comment
2020/11/21
22:07 UTC

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Qt OpenGL/OpenCL Volume rendering example

2 Comments
2020/11/08
01:02 UTC

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Volumetric physics using voxels

0 Comments
2019/02/24
23:15 UTC

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Microtomography of a pharmaceutical capsule.

1 Comment
2017/11/22
16:39 UTC

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What do radiologists look for in a volume rendered image? Which aspects should a developer take into consideration?

I'm currently working on my own volume renderer, and I'm sometimes not sure which aspects of a dataset are important to visualise in medical data.

I have barely any medical knowledge, so I often write software to generate images that just kinda "look right".

Have you worked with radiologists before, or do you perhaps have experience yourself? What would your ideal volume renderer look like?

0 Comments
2017/11/22
16:35 UTC

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Volume rendering is also useful for displaying 3D fractals: Mandelbulb rendered with volumetric ray tracing. (Full resolution in comments)

1 Comment
2017/11/22
15:18 UTC

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What is your current project?

0 Comments
2017/11/22
14:12 UTC

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Skull CT with real-time dynamic shading by Kronander, Jönsson, Löw et al.

1 Comment
2017/11/19
02:47 UTC

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Volume ray cast of a skull CT.

1 Comment
2017/11/17
09:20 UTC

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Volume ray cast of a crocodile mummy.

0 Comments
2017/11/17
09:18 UTC

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Animated render of a mouse skull CT using a shear-warp algorithm.

0 Comments
2017/11/17
09:17 UTC

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