Baby-Steps with CMS
I’ve managed to finish the classification of all surface-intersections in my Cubical Marching Squares-implementation (aka CMS). As a small show-off, I have added support of displaying multiple iso-surfaces at the same time with different colors…
Finally I’ve also started to test some CT- and MRI-volume-data-sets with my CMS. But that’s not fully working yet or rather not up to the visual quality I’m targeting. In the long run, I’ll add a dedicated ray-caster rendering-mode, which is the preferred method for visualizing that kind of volume data anyway.
This is so much fun, to bad I’ve to eat and sleep in between 🙂
Additionally I’ve bumped up the data-set to 256³ thus mimicking an almost solid surface…
But actual tessellation and adaptive step-size selection are still to be implemented.
Is this still in development?
Contract work is taking most of my time currently.
I have not forgotten about my CMS-project. But development-time slowed down of course. The focus is on speed-up for the surface-extraction.
Best regards…
MacSlow
We are searching for CMS implementation. Can you contact me? Thanks Gianluca
I will email you via the eMail-address stated in the information of your post.
Best regards…
MacSlow
Hey,
I’m currently implementing CMS myself and I would like to ask you a couple of questions if you don’t mind.
Cheers
Aaron
Sure, go ahead.
Hi, we are also interested in trying this out.
ha it’s funny, i was looking for a CMS implementation to think about making a tool to convert SDFs from Shadertoy to 3D-Printable models, and found my way here and was like, hey! it’s Flippidy Flop Tiles Person !
anyhow. this looks awesome.
eh, i should probably worry about other aspects of the tool before optimizing the marching-things part.
cheers,
Orion
Hey there Orion!
It’s a small world, isn’t it?! 😉
Thanks!
Your idea sounds compelling! Let me know when you have something to show off. There are some weird-cool shapes done by people on ShaderToy!
Best regards…
MacSlow