Density now showing
See original GitHub issueHi Marco,
I’m trying to plot Points().density()
following up on this issue: https://github.com/brainglobe/brainrender/issues/107#issuecomment-981112830
When I run the vedo
example the density is not shown:
while in brainrender it shows a Volume
actor like in the issue mentioned above. Previously it would visualize a nice semi-transparent ‘heatamap’ of density in 3D. Do you know how I can recover that?
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Hi Marco. I wasn’t aware of the
mirror
method, cool. It seems not to be doing exactly what I need here, but it’s good to know that it’s out there. My original issue is resolved, so if you’d like we can close this issue.Sorry for the late reply, this one issue slipped off my attention… can you do
volume.mirror('y')
? You don’t needreverse()
in this case as volumes have no normals.