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Last Post 21 Apr 2012 05:43 AM by
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VMRL export
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21 Apr 2012 05:43 AM
Hi all !, When I try to export xvolume figure with export vmrl bar menu, If isosurface off option is enabled then I obtain a small size file and I can't view it with a vmrl viewer (It only draws the axis into a empty figure). If isosurface opaque option is enabled then I can view this isosurface with a vmrl viewer but it only shows a grayscale figure without colours. I'm very interested to export the full volume figure to vrml. Exist a bug with the VMRL export option ? How can I do it programmatically from out of the xvolume tool ? Thanks in advance. Code to probe: ; Create a volume: vol = BYTSCL(RANDOMU((SEED=0),5,5,5)) vol = CONGRID(vol, 30,30,30) ; Display volume: XVOLUME, vol XVOLUME, vol
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25 Apr 2012 11:54 AM
The article below contains a simple example of exporting a VRML file with a program:
http://www.exelisvis.com/.../articleid/2077.aspx
I hope this will be helpful to you.
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