tile_volume

Synopsis

create a tiled display from a volume

Input Ports

FieldIn

Mesh_Unif+Node_Data+Dim3

Parameters

Start	UIslider	start index into volume
Width	UIslider	width of tiled display
Height	UIslider	height of tiled display
Border Width	UIslider	width of border around each tile
Orientation	UIradioBox	display orientation of iles
Transform Mode	UIradioBox	tile transform mode

Output Ports

obj	DefaultObject

Description

tile_volume is used to a display slices from a volume in a gridded manner.

Input Ports

FieldIn

The input field must be uniform, 3D and have node data. Width times Height slices are taken from the volume starting at the Start slice and displayed as a set of tiles.

Parameters

Start

UIslider. The start slice in the volume to begin the tiled display.

Width

UIslider. The number of tiles to display along the X axis.

Height

UIslider. The number of tiles to display along the Y axis.

Border Width

UIslider. The width of the border around each tile. The width is applied to both the left and right side of the each tile and the top and bottom of each tile.

Orientation

UIradioBox. This parameter specifies the position of the start slice and the direction to display the slices in - either row major or column major. Valid values are:

0 meaning bottom left, column major

1 meaning bottom left, row major
2 meaning top left, column major
3 meaning top left, row major

Transform Mode

UIradioBox. This parameter specifies how transformations are to be applied to the tiled display. A value of 0 means that the tiled display is to be treated as a single image and transformed as such. A value of 1 means that the tiles are to be treated as separate images and that the transformation is to be applied within each tile's container.

Container Mode

UItoggle. This parameter controls the tile extents and the format of tiles within those extents. A value of 0 means the extents are set to enclose the tiles exactly. A value of 1 means the extents are expanded to be square and the tiles placed within the extents such they are centered within the expanded area.

Output Ports

obj

Graphics Display Kit DefaultObject. This is a renderable object that can be connected directly to one of the Graphics Display Kit's viewers.

Example

Libraries.Examples.Visualization.Tile_Volume

File

v/modules.v