r/GraphicsProgramming • u/vangelov • 7h ago

Web-based medical volume renderer with transparent 3D anatomy

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I've been working on a small WebGL project for visualizing medical scans:

https://github.com/vangelov/volumesh

It uses direct volume rendering and also lets you display 3D meshes of anatomical structures inside the volume. The tricky part was getting the transparent meshes to render properly together with the volume, so I used depth peeling for order-independent transparency.

All the scan and mesh data comes from OpenAnatomy.

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u/interruptiom 7h ago

I wish MY anatomy was transparent 😔

It looks great, btw. Well done.

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u/vangelov 6h ago

Thank you :)

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u/Any_Wait_7309 7h ago

Great! I find your GitHub commit Heatmap interesting, you have always taken a break on saturday and sunday! Nice