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Typically, Dotnet foundation prefers MIT license.

e.g. TorchSharp

Your work would open up to applying e.g. TorchSharp ( or the Pytorch for .NET) for .NET 3D deep vision learning. It would be great to stay in MIT as used in TorchSharp of Dotnet Foundation

Its kinda punishing license for anybody wanting to use this piece of software. LGPL 3 would be enough to enforce openness of plugin while alowing people to do their commercial work.

See the new SimpleITKImageSequenceImporter in this PR: mlavik1/UnityVolumeRendering#226
Note: This was broken in the Unity plugin (when SimpleITK is enabled), as noted in this issue: mlavik1/UnityVolumeRendering#225 (comment)

Would be nice if we could support general image sequences, such as .jpg and .tiff.

(note: Just adding some tasks for features I'd like to port over)

See my PR in UnityVolumeRendering: mlavik1/UnityVolumeRendering#226

Apparently a single .tiff can contain 3D datasets. SimpleITKImageFileImporter already supports this, so that should only be a matter of adding a new button and a new entry to the ImageFileFormat enum. See commit: mlavik1/UnityVolumeRendering@f14c39a

(note: Just adding some tasks for features I'd like to port over)

Hi! Regarding the "A cooler way to edit the transfer function with the histogram of the density values" point on the README.

Is this something you're already working on, or would you like me to have a look at it?

And if so, do you have any thoughts on how it should look and behave? Just something similar to the one in the Unity plugin?

I guess the advantage of Godot is that there's one UI system, so the TF editor should be usable both in editor and "in-game" 😎

OS: Windows 10
Godot: 4.2.1 (Mono)

Steps to reproduce:

• Clone project
• Open up project in Godot
• Build (failed)
• (Next step: enable plugin)

However, when building I get:

MSB3030: Could not copy the file "C:\Projects\GodotVolumetricRendering\lib\SimpleITK\SimpleITKCSharpNative.dll" because it was not found. C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk\7.0.302\Microsoft.Common.CurrentVersion.targets(5181,5)

It works if I download the .dll manually from here.

I also had the same issue when testing on Linux.

I suppose one solution would be to add all the .dll/.so files here, but it will take up a lot of space. Would it be possible to do something similar as I did in the Unity plugin, where I used PlayerSettings.GetScriptingDefineSymbolsForGroup to define "UVR_USE_SIMPLEITK" after downloading the binaries? I'm not sure if Godot has something similar.

Not familiar how to control the thickness of the 3D volume

MikeSchulze/gdUnit4Net#35 (comment)