Robert Grzeszczuk (rg)
Tue, 16 Feb 1999 10:16:07 -0800
voBrickSetCollection is designed to hold either one or three voBrickSets
depending on your voxel data organisation (3D bricks or stack of 2D images).
Its purpose is to hide the fact that some volumes may need additional copies
of themselves in order to minimize sampling artifacts: the application uses the
same interface regardless of the data organization.
What is the purpose of having an arbitrary number of differently organized
copies of the same volume in your application? Or are you trying to represent
multiple volumes, in which case you may consider using muliple
BrickSetCollections?
Any additional information would be appreciated.
-rg
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I am new to OpenGL Volumizer and currently developing an application
> involving volumizer.
> I have a question regarding the programmers control over number of
> BrickSets in BrickSetCollection.
> I could not find any way to specify the number of BrickSets in the
> BrickSetCollection or creating blank BrickSetCollection and adding
> BrickSets through the services. I want to have control over the number
> of BrickSets and their rendering.
>
> I tried to create individual BrickSets and render them instead of
> BrickSetCollection, but was not able to do it.
> There is no example in Volumizer Programmers Guide. I did it as per the
> sequence of calls specified in the example code of PG using
> BrickSetCollection by substituting with BrickSet pointers accordingly
> but was unable to render the volumes.
>
> Please tell me if there is any document containing the detailed
> information on using OpenGL Volumizer.
> If yes, then from where can I get that.
>
> Thanks
>
> Vivek
>
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