How to render a 3d object in MATLAB

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Anthony Fouad
Anthony Fouad le 1 Jan 2012
I am trying to make a model of 3d medical data very similar to the example given for the function isocaps. However, there are problems:
1. The isocaps result is unacceptably slow even on powerful machines, for example when constructing it or rotating it.
2. I am not interested in the red colored patch-side edge thing. I just want the grayscale 3d (4d counting the color) data.
3. I would like to be able to view different slices in the x-y-z directions without having to re-compute the entire isocaps nonsense.
4. Is there a way to do this with scatter3?
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 1 Jan 2012
scatter3 creates a patch for every point, and thus is usually quite slow for rotating 3D images.

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