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Hi Bo!
I have modified your VI to change the color based on different Color LUTs. I have build a project and added "CustomRGBPalettes.vi"
Sincerly Pete
I added gray scale palette to your palette control. Let me know if you need me to send you the array of clusters for this. I am sure you already know what it is.
Great! How do you change the background color?
Just create property node for the 3d picture control. All 0s are black and all 1s are white. I think you can create any combination of numbers between 0 and 1 and create all sorts of colors. I would only be interested in black and white probably.
The combination of the orthoviews you created and the 3D Image Reconstructor.vi (one of the biomedical toolkit examples) which shows the orthoviews in individual views and which also shows volume rendering is very powerful. The next step will be to allow user to select a range of Isovalues and transparency for the volume and orthoviews via a histogram type control that has cursors for width and center. A critical upgrade will be 64-bit version of the biomedical toolkit allowing larger image stacks and reasonable performance hopefully for the 3d picture control and surface plots.
Thanks Don.
The combination panel looks very nice!
Sorry for my question about changing of background color. Its so easy 😉
The appropriate slice image on the 2d viewer would need to change in concert with a page, row, or column change on your VI so that everything is properly working together.
I wish I had more time to try to combine and get everything in concert here, but I am completely tied up at the moment. I am keeping this on my radar.
Sincerely,
Don
Sweet, did you just attach the new value color to all 4 numerics and then cluster to feed the 'BackgroundColor' property node?
What I suggested above regarding feeding color boxes directly into the 'BackgroundColor' property node will result in error, so assuming you did some other creative method.
Yes, that works quite well! Thanks, Don