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implement ray tracing algorithm in c#

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    i am having set of 2d images .....how to stack this 2d images to view 3d image......using volume rendering method ...how to implement in c# ..

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      i am having set of 2d images .....how to stack this 2d images to view 3d image......using volume rendering method ...how to implement in c# ..

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      Rob Philpott
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      Dude, you've asked this already and clearly have no clue what you're doing. Ray tracing is not simple. Give up.

      Regards, Rob Philpott.

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        Dude, you've asked this already and clearly have no clue what you're doing. Ray tracing is not simple. Give up.

        Regards, Rob Philpott.

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        thanks for ur reply....we r working on computed tomography project.....my part is 3d visualization.... i am having set of 2d images..somewhere i got books related to 3d visualization.....there they mentioned volume rendering is the technique used for 3d visualization ....thuts why i am asking here bout that....

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          thanks for ur reply....we r working on computed tomography project.....my part is 3d visualization.... i am having set of 2d images..somewhere i got books related to 3d visualization.....there they mentioned volume rendering is the technique used for 3d visualization ....thuts why i am asking here bout that....

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          If you have a book, why do you ask us the questions??? Why don't you guys ever use google. It's the best for these kind of things... I've googled this string: "volume rendering 3D". What did I get? A wikipedia article: wiki/Volume_Rendering[^] At the bottom of the page there's almost always a link part with good and usefull links. Use those and go to here: visual tutorial[^] "Do we have to write articles which will provide you the information to use google?"

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            If you have a book, why do you ask us the questions??? Why don't you guys ever use google. It's the best for these kind of things... I've googled this string: "volume rendering 3D". What did I get? A wikipedia article: wiki/Volume_Rendering[^] At the bottom of the page there's almost always a link part with good and usefull links. Use those and go to here: visual tutorial[^] "Do we have to write articles which will provide you the information to use google?"

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            Deresen wrote:

            "Do we have to write articles which will provide you the information to use google?"

            Haven't you read this[^] ? :laugh:

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              Deresen wrote:

              "Do we have to write articles which will provide you the information to use google?"

              Haven't you read this[^] ? :laugh:

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              :wtf: X|

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