Making a volume using osgvolume

The first thing to do is to create a script as below substituting .tif for the image type, .jpg etc.

#!/bin/sh
 
osgvolume --images *.tif --num-components 1 --r_maxTextureSize 512 -n --zMultiplier -1.0 -o volume.ive
 
echo make volume complete
 
exit 0

This files should be named:

make_volume

This is not vital, but is apporate naming confension. The file permissions on the script should be change to executable. This can be done on the command line:

chmod +x make_volume

This executable script should now be placed in a folder containing volumes slises, and can be started by:

./make_volume

This will now create a file called volume.ive, which can be opened in either osgviewer or present3D