Tagged: bounding box, orthogonal
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King King September 25, 2019 at 3:31 pm
Hello,
I am trying to resize the bounding box surrounding my image in 3D view. With other software generally, you can select the sides of the bounding box and drag them in the x, y and z directions to slice your image. Effectively you can see an orthogonal slice through your 3D image while still seeing the 3D structure of the surroundings.
Is this possible in Icy?
Regards
Stephane Dallongeville September 26, 2019 at 11:25 amHello,
Are you trying to get an orthogonal view of your image ? If yes, you can’t do it from the 3D view itself, you need to use the specific orthogonal view (which is just a special 2D view) :
Hope that helps !
– Stephane
King King September 26, 2019 at 12:59 pmThanks for the response. I’ll try to explain better.
I want to have a 3D view that is cropped to a specific shape. In other programs you can adjust the bounding box of the object, say the x axis, and as it passes through your model it effectively crops everything that is > than your position on the x axis while still being able to see the 3D model.
Right now, the only way I have been able to do this is by selecting a rectangular 2D ROI and pressing fast crop. This is what I want, but its laborious and I have to readjust the ROI, then recreate the stack, then readjust the levels each time I want a different area. Is there another way to crop an object?
Say you have a spherical object and you want to see what it would look like in 3D if you cut it in half. Without using the fast crop, is there any other-way of doing this with Icy?
King King September 26, 2019 at 3:07 pmMy question still stands but I just discovered the fill interior/exterior tool.
For anyone curious, you can create a ROI and intersect it with your area of interest. Then with it selected, press fill interior and it will crop everything within its bounds. If you press fill exterior it will crop everything outside of the ROI. You can use the tool in 3D mode.
Stephane Dallongeville September 26, 2019 at 4:05 pmOh i see, you mean a 3D view clipper (or kind of). Right now Icy doesn’t has that but this is something we plan to add as indeed it’s very useful π
In the meantime you can use the ROI fill exterior trick to mimic it as you’re doing (and you can use Ctrl-Z to quickly restore previous state) even if it’s not as straightforward i admit π
King King September 27, 2019 at 11:23 amThanks for the clarification, the ROI fill tool is sufficient for now.
Would highly recommend/like to have a 3D view clipper!
Thank you for this great tool btw!
Stephane Dallongeville September 30, 2019 at 9:57 amThanks π I agree that would be quite useful ! This is a feature we always wanted to add but lack of time postponed it.
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