Volume Rendering using CUDA – Trilinear Interp. and Image Color-Map
2010-11-18 14:58
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The latest update of my GPU-based Volume Rendering Engine:
1. Trilinear Interpolation (smoother images)
2. Ray-tracing Blending (see the nanorod geometry)
3. Image Color-map (Loading regular pictures as the color-map)
1. Trilinear Interpolation (smoother images)
2. Ray-tracing Blending (see the nanorod geometry)
3. Image Color-map (Loading regular pictures as the color-map)
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