Table 12: Render modes
Mode Function
Volume Rendering Exists only if the model was built using volume mode and is used to display the surface of a model.
HD MIP
Displays the model using the High Definition Maximum Intensity Projection mode. The mode is identical to the
MIP mode as described below, except that image definition is greater but the system speed is slower.
Weighted MIP Displays MIP rendering enhancing front voxels and fading voxels in the back.
MIP
Displays the model using the Maximum Intensity Projection mode. In this mode, the density of each point on
the screen is the maximum density along a line perpendicular to the screen.
Min IP
Displays the model using the Minimum Intensity Pixel mode. In this mode, the density of each point on the
screen in the minimum density along a line perpendicular to the screen.
Ray Sum
Displays the model by summing the model’s intensity along lines perpendicular to the screen. This mode sim‐
ulates conventional radiography images.
Integral
Displays only the surface of the model, but the density of each surface point is equal to the sum of densities
along a shallow depth below the displayed surface point.
5.4 VR Presets screen
From
Reformat
, click the
VR
tab and
VR Presets
to display the VR Presets screen.
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