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about the 3rd point of my question

Yesterday I posted my question here. And one said that the 3rd point of my question is not so clear. I am sorry. And I repeated it here.

In many cases it is interesting to know where a particular point in the image space moves in the course of time series. So, what I would like to do is:

The images are arraged in a virtual space, where the z direction is the time axis. one can examine the whole image series by sliding the viewing slice up and down the z direction ( this is what I mean last time in the 3rd point.) :)

Can I realize this function using JAVA 3D?

Many thanks.

tony

[627 byte] By [tony_Lincoln] at [2007-9-26 13:59:32]
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# 1

So you have a whole series of images, and you'd like to stack them ontop of each other to represent the image changing over time? Shouldn't be too difficult, you'd just use something like a mouse behaviour to zoom the view via the mouse. And if you wanted to get a smoother transition you could alter the images transparency depending on the position of the camera.

OrangyTang at 2007-7-2 15:08:20 > top of Java-index,Security,Cryptography...
# 2
I think you talk about application that can display 3D volume data, such as seismic.Java 3d can do that. When your mouse moves, you update the image of current plane.I can send you a snapshot if you like.Louis
LouisGL at 2007-7-2 15:08:20 > top of Java-index,Security,Cryptography...
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