Welcome to the Volumevis Homepage!
Debian package is now available, thanks to Cyril Brulebois.
Get it here. Just a bunch of bugfixes.
I'd like to add some needed features to Volumevis, but don't really have the time! If you're interested in helping out, let me know! Some areas needing work are:
- GUI improvements
- Volume rendering adaptations to older hardware
- Install scripts and packages
- Documentation
- many other things ...
After a long pause, a much improved new version is now available from the download page. Improvements include:
- Entirely modular structure
- Surface Rendering
- Added loading of .raw, .rfv, .wrl, and .3ds formats
- Easier to compile
- Many bugfixes
It's been some time since the last update. Actually, a lot has changed since then. The structure of the volumevis application has been entirely changed to be very modular. Overall, Volumevis is now much more stable and easier to extend. The new version (with documentation and description) should be up shortly.
Meanwhile, there's now a forum for general and developer questions.
API documentation (courtesy doxygen) can now be viewed here.
I put Volumevis 0.4 up for download. Improvements include:
- Volume Colorization based on greyscale values
- Region growing
- Various bug fixes
Sources are now available for download.
I've put a binary for linux on the download page . Please give it a try. Source code will follow. I'm also trying to find some 3D datasets for people who don't have any.
Initial Release of Volumevis, version 0.1 . The program currently runs on Linux and allows the basic display of pixel-based volume data (please see the Description section for more details). Current supported features are:
- Loading of 3-dimensional pixel data which are stored in the form of 2-dimensional slices of consecutively numbered image files (dicom, tiff, jpg, and others supported)
- Rotating of the 3D image
- Cropping of the 3D image
- Scaling of the 3D image
- Five possible views with a choice between original, inverted, distancemap and volume, xslice, yslice and zslice.
Know Problems/Limitations
- Program has only been tested with GeForce 4/FX card.
- At the moment only loading of greyscale images is possible.
- Note: This is a work in progress. Many things are not implemented or don't work yet.
- Note2: Practically no testing has been done on other machines and with graphics cards other than the GeForce 4/FX. Theoretically the program should run on windows, but it hasn't been tried. If you have tried it on other machines, please let me know if it works or not.





