Add a checkbox for toggling opacity in 3d redering #35
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By default, regions with higher density region have higher opacity. In the current implementation, there is no option to change this behavior. At least, I cannot find it. So I added a checkbox for inverting the opacity mapping. This is useful when the high-density region is outside the main volume.
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It works after adding the lines in /Amrvis files and recompile. Thanks a lot ! |
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By default, regions with higher density region have higher opacity. In the current implementation, there is no option to change this behavior. At least, I cannot find it. So I added a checkbox for inverting the opacity mapping. This is useful when the high-density region is outside the main volume.