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From: <kin...@us...> - 2003-12-21 21:59:46
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Update of /cvsroot/teem/teemdoc/html/mite In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv21159/mite Modified Files: opts.html Log Message: update Index: opts.html =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/teem/teemdoc/html/mite/opts.html,v retrieving revision 1.1 retrieving revision 1.2 diff -C2 -d -r1.1 -r1.2 *** opts.html 31 Aug 2003 18:49:06 -0000 1.1 --- opts.html 21 Dec 2003 21:59:42 -0000 1.2 *************** *** 96,100 **** <tt>Miter</tt> uses the same set of command-line options for camera information as other <b>teem</b> programs. There are unfortunately ! many different variables that have to set for the camera. All (<<i>X</i>> <<i>Y</i>> <<i>Z</i>></tt>) coordinates are in world coordinates. --- 96,101 ---- <tt>Miter</tt> uses the same set of command-line options for camera information as other <b>teem</b> programs. There are unfortunately ! many different variables that must be set in order to completely ! define the camera. All of them use two letter flags. All (<<i>X</i>> <<i>Y</i>> <<i>Z</i>></tt>) coordinates are in world coordinates. *************** *** 315,331 **** <p> ! The first axis in the nrrd always encodes the <b>range</b> of the transfer ! function. Whether the range of the transfer function is a single ! scalar (such as opacity), or a list of scalars (such as RGB color), one axis ! of the nrrd is reserved for describing the ! transfer function range. ! Thus, the dimension of the nrrd is always one greater than the ! dimension of the transfer function. A transfer function which assigns opacity as a function of one quantity (data ! value) is a one-dimensional transfer function, but it is ! represented with a two-dimensional nrrd. ! The quantities ! in the range of the transfer function are specified in the <b>label</b> ! of axis zero, according to a set of single-letter codes: <ul> --- 316,331 ---- <p> ! The first axis in the nrrd always encodes the <b>range</b> of the ! transfer function. Whether the range of the transfer function is a ! single scalar (such as opacity), or a list of scalars (such as RGB ! color), the first axis of the nrrd is reserved for describing the ! transfer function range. Thus, the dimension of the nrrd is always ! one greater than the dimension of the transfer function. A transfer function which assigns opacity as a function of one quantity (data ! value) is a one-dimensional transfer function, but it is represented ! with a two-dimensional nrrd, for which the size of the first axis ! (axis 0) is 1. The quantities in the range of the transfer ! function are specified in the <b>label</b> of axis zero, according to ! a cryptic set of single-letter codes: <ul> |