Hi again, looking at it better, I understand that you have found the same bug I have posted previously (called 'Volume Deformation' on bug-tracker. N.B.: I'm registered as AGPX on the bug-tracker). I have already discussed this with Lisa Avila. Probably is a problem related to the computation of the entry/exit rays in the cube. Also, I have noticed that, with parallel projection, this bug disappears. Can you please give a try with such kind of projection, please? Thanks.
Best Regards, Gianluca Arcidiacono ________________________________ Da: Luigi Gallo <[email protected]> A: [email protected] Inviato: Mercoledì 3 giugno 2009, 14:55:20 Oggetto: [VtkEdge] Probable bug when dollying the camera Hi all, I'm testing some features of the GPU volume mapper. I found it really great, however I believe there is still a bug to solve. It happens when dollying the camera toward the volume. In greater details, it seems to happen when the camera enters the bounding box of the volume.. At this link: http://www.luigigallo.net/errorGPUrendering.avi You can find a short video (2.19 MB) that shows what happens when dollying the camera. Inside the white rectangle you can see the volume as it is expected (I use the vtkVolumeRayCastMapper), outside the white rectangle you can see the distortion introduced by the vtkKWEVolumeMapper. You can easily reproduce the bug by using the vtkKWEVolumeMapper as volume mapper and vtkInteractorStyleTrackballCamera as interactor style (in particular, I used vtkDICOMImageReader to load a DICOM series). By moving up the mouse you will see a sudden "overdolly" of the camera. Best Regards, Luigi Gallo _______________________________________________ VtkEdge mailing list [email protected] http://public.kitware.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vtkedge
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