3dVolViewer

Displays volume file as a voxel set by using QGLviewer.

The mode specifies if you wish to see surface elements (BDRY), the inner voxels (INNER) or the outer voxels (OUTER) that touch the boundary.

Usage: 3dVolViewer [input]

Allowed options are :

 -h [ --help ]                      display this message
 -i [ --input ] arg                sdp (sequence of discrete points)  or vol
                                   file (.vol, .longvol .p3d, .pgm3d and 
                                   if WITH_ITK is selected: dicom, dcm, mha, 
                                   mhd) or sdp (sequence of discrete points).
                                   For longvol, dicom, dcm, mha or mhd 
                                   formats, the input values are linearly 
                                   scaled between 0 and 255.
 -m [ --thresholdMin ] arg (=0)     threshold min to define binary shape
 -M [ --thresholdMax ] arg (=255)   threshold max to define binary shape
 -n [ --numMaxVoxel ] arg (=500000) set the maximal voxel number to be 
 displayed.
--rescaleInputMin arg (=0)         min value used to rescale the input 
                                   intensity (to avoid basic cast into 8  
                                   bits image).
--rescaleInputMax arg (=255)       max value used to rescale the input 
                                   intensity (to avoid basic cast into 8 bits
                                   image).
 --displayMesh arg                display a Mesh given in OFF or OFS format. 
 --colorMesh arg                  set the color of Mesh (given from 
 displayMesh option) : r g b a 
 -d [ --doSnapShotAndExit]  filename,  save display snapshot into file. Notes that the camera setting is set by default according the last saved configuration (use SHIFT+Key_M to save current camera setting in the Viewer3D). If the camera setting was not saved it will use the default camera setting.
 -t [ --transparency ] arg (=255)   transparency

Example:

$ 3dVolViewer -i $DGtal/examples/samples/lobster.vol -m 60 -t 10

You should obtain such a result:

Resulting visualization.

See also

3dVolViewer.cpp