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@aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

i made some good progress on my skeleton today

i now have a python script that extracts the data i want from the DICOM files into numpy arrays and then dumps the numpy arrays into a c++ function i wrote to transform the voxel data into a ply pointcloud, which I then import into #blender and use #geometrynodes to trim the scan data down to bones etc.

A screenshot of blender 4.4.1 showing a point cloud of my skeleton.  The point cloud was extracted from a set of DICOM files from a CT scan I had recently on my abdomen.  You can see my skeleton from around the base of my sternum down to my pelvis.  The interface shows that I'm using geometry nodes to process the imported data and the scene takes up 2.09 GiB of ram.
A screenshot of blender 4.4.1 showing a point cloud of my skeleton. The point cloud was extracted from a set of DICOM files from a CT scan I had recently on my abdomen. You can see my skeleton from around the base of my sternum down to my pelvis. The interface shows that I'm using geometry nodes to process the imported data and the scene takes up 2.09 GiB of ram.
A screenshot of blender 4.4.1 showing a point cloud of my skeleton. The point cloud was extracted from a set of DICOM files from a CT scan I had recently on my abdomen. You can see my skeleton from around the base of my sternum down to my pelvis. The interface shows that I'm using geometry nodes to process the imported data and the scene takes up 2.09 GiB of ram.
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aeva
@aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

i made some good progress on my skeleton today

i now have a python script that extracts the data i want from the DICOM files into numpy arrays and then dumps the numpy arrays into a c++ function i wrote to transform the voxel data into a ply pointcloud, which I then import into #blender and use #geometrynodes to trim the scan data down to bones etc.

A screenshot of blender 4.4.1 showing a point cloud of my skeleton.  The point cloud was extracted from a set of DICOM files from a CT scan I had recently on my abdomen.  You can see my skeleton from around the base of my sternum down to my pelvis.  The interface shows that I'm using geometry nodes to process the imported data and the scene takes up 2.09 GiB of ram.
A screenshot of blender 4.4.1 showing a point cloud of my skeleton. The point cloud was extracted from a set of DICOM files from a CT scan I had recently on my abdomen. You can see my skeleton from around the base of my sternum down to my pelvis. The interface shows that I'm using geometry nodes to process the imported data and the scene takes up 2.09 GiB of ram.
A screenshot of blender 4.4.1 showing a point cloud of my skeleton. The point cloud was extracted from a set of DICOM files from a CT scan I had recently on my abdomen. You can see my skeleton from around the base of my sternum down to my pelvis. The interface shows that I'm using geometry nodes to process the imported data and the scene takes up 2.09 GiB of ram.
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