public class SoVolumeGroup extends SoSeparator
SoVolumeGroup node allows multiple volumes to be volume rendered (SoVolumeRender) correctly in the same scene. All SoVolumeRender nodes that are under an active SoVolumeGroup node (multiVolumes=true) are rendered together with correct blending, subject to some limitations. Other VolumeViz geometry objects, for example SoOrthoSlice, are
not affected by SoVolumeGroup.
The SoVolumeRender nodes can represent different volume data sets (see SoVolumeData) or different subvolumes (see SoROI) of the same volume data set.
This node forces the use of view-aligned slices for SoVolumeRender nodes that will be composed. It doesn't, however, actually modify the SoVolumeRender.samplingAlignment fields. Rather the values of these fields are ignored during traversal.
The multiVolumes field (true by default) controls whether the SoVolumeGroup's special handling of SoVolumeRender nodes is applied. If the (sub)volumes being rendered do not overlap in 3D space or only one of the volumes is transparent, then SoVolumeGroup special handling is automatically disabled.
SoVolumeGroup is primarily intended for cases where the volumes are sampled on different grids. For example if the volume dimension, size (3D extent) or orientation are different. For volumes that are actually multiple data sets sampled on the same grid, for example seismic attribute volumes, it may be more appropriate to blend the volumes using an SoDataCompositor or SoVolumeShader node.
Since OIV 9.3, EdgeDetection (Gradient, Luminance, Depth) and LowResMode (DECREASE_SCREEN_RESOLUTION) effects are supported. These post process effects need to be applied to all or none of the volumes. If all fields corresponding to an effect are the same for each volume, the effect is activated. If fields are different then default value is used.
Limitations:
multiVolumes is enabled.
SoVolumeShader or SoVolumeRenderingQuality) when multiVolumes is enabled gives incorrect lighting results.
SoVolumeShader.raycasting) is not supported when multiVolumes is enabled. This implies that ray-casting effects like voxelizedRendering, ambientOcclusion (SoVolumeRenderingQuality) and samplingAlignment = BOUNDARY_ALIGNED (SoVolumeRender) are not supported. When multiVolumes is enabled, VolumeViz will automatically switch to "sliced" (texture mapped polygon) rendering.
SoVolumeGroup is inside an SoShadowGroup (request is ignored).
File format/default:
VolumeRender {
| multiVolumes | true |
Action behavior:
SoGLRenderAction
Draws a volume-rendered image based on current SoVolumeData.
SoGetBoundingBoxAction
Computes the bounding box that encloses the volume.
See also:
SoVolumeRender, SoSeparator, SoDataCompositor, SoVolumeShader
SoSeparator.Cachings, SoSeparator.FastEditings, SoSeparator.RenderUnitIdsInventor.ConstructorCommand| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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SoSFBool |
multiVolumes
Activates the multi-volumes feature.
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AUTO, boundingBoxCaching, CLEAR_ZBUFFER, directVizCaching, DISABLE, fastEditing, KEEP_ZBUFFER, OFF, ON, pickCulling, renderCaching, renderCulling, renderUnitIdboundingBoxIgnoringVERBOSE_LEVEL, ZeroHandle| Constructor and Description |
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SoVolumeGroup()
Constructor.
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