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| − | Back to [[3D_Ultrasound_Module_in_Slicer_3|3D_Ultrasound_Module_in_Slicer_3]]
| + | <big>'''Note:''' We are migrating this content to the slicer.org domain - <font color="orange">The newer page is [https://www.slicer.org/wiki/Slicer_Training_Volume_Rendering here]</font></big> |
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| − | = Volume Rendering =
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| − | == Get It Running ==
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| − | #To get volume rendering to work within '''3D Slicer''' we have to make sure that a '''MRML node''' with '''Volumetric Data''' exists.
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| − | #If not a new set of volume data must be loaded. For this demo we will load the tutorial data found [http://wiki.na-mic.org/Wiki/images/f/f8/Tutorial-with-dicom.zip here].
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| − | ##'''Download and Uncompress''' this folder
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| − | ##In 3D Slicer go to '''File -> Load Scene'''
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| − | ##Select the ''tutorial.xml''
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| − | #Now select the '''VolumeRendering Module'''.
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| − | #Select a valid volume as the '''Source Volume''' [[Image:Slicer3_OpenIGT_VolumeRendering_SelectScanner.png|thumb|none|Select Scanner in Volume Rendering Module]]
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| − | The Volume Rendering will be initialized. Have patience....
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| − | == Parameters ==
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| − | === Performance Triggers ===
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| − | [[Image:Slicer3_VolRen_Performance.png|thumb|right|Volume Rendering - Performance]]
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| − | You can adjust the performance of volume rendering by enabling and disabling quality improvements.
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| − | The Volume Rendering Module has '''three performance levels'''
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| − | #Low Resolution Hardware Rendering (worst - fastest)
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| − | #Full Resolution Hardware Rendering
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| − | #Software Rendering (best - slowest)
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| − | When all of them are selected slicer uses the low resolution when the camera is moving or nodes in the scene are changing and when nothing is changing anymore the high resolution volume is performed.
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| − | The FPS tag lets slicer decide what resolution should be used to produce an interactive experience.
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| − | === Cropping ===
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| − | With cropping the volume can be limited to a certain area.
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| − | This is useful if a surgeon only wants to see a certain part of the volume or cut at an exact plane.
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| − | [[Image:Slicer3_VolRen_Crop.png|thumb|left|Volume Rendering - Cropping]]
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| − | This feature also comes with a integrated 3 dimensional widget to adjust the handlers on the visualization screen.
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| − | Try it out!
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| − | === Advanced Options and the Transfer Function === | |
| − | The advanced tab lets more experienced doctors do the fine tuning on the '''Transfer Functions'''. | |
| − | [[Image:Slicer3_VolRen_Advanced.png|thumb|right|Volume Rendering - Advanced]] | |
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| − | '''Transfer Functions''' are the basic building block of volume rendering.
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| − | They define the final rendering color for each voxel in the 3D grey scale data.
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| − | This can be used to give all tissue with the density of bone a solid white color and paint the skin tissue in a translucent pink above it.
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| − | == More Information ==
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| − | *Slicer3 Volume Rendering Module: [[Slicer3:Volume_Rendering]]
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| − | *Slicer3 Volume Rendering Module using [http://www.nvidia.com/cuda CUDA]: [[Slicer3:Volume Rendering With Cuda]]
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