[osg-users] How to realize volume rendering for medical use

Robert Osfield robert.osfield at gmail.com
Thu Jan 9 01:47:16 PST 2020


I don't have time to look at your application right now, so have to provide 
some high level comments.  

The osgVolume NodeKit was written for volume rendering, and the effect you 
are looking for will be achievable with the right settings.

First up the blending of the volume texels is done based on the alpha 
value, in your transfer function you have an alpha of 0.0 or 0.6, I'd 
recommend that you try a gradient to see what results you get.

The OSG's tf plugin provides a native transfer function ascii file format 
that can help you set up and experiment with different transfer functions.  
the file format is in the form:

 # comment
 intensity r g b a
 intensity r g b a
 intensity r g b a

You can pass in transfer functions to the osgvolume example via --tf 
myfile.tf



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