Closed itsRaul closed 3 years ago
It depends of the VTK.js class you are using, can you please describe what are all the VTK.js classes you are using in your code ?
It depends of the VTK.js class you are using, can you please describe what are all the VTK.js classes you are using in your code ?
vtk.js/Sources/Rendering/Core/VolumeMapper is relying on GPU.
For the same setup, do you have different output rendering ? Can you share screenshots ?
vtk.js/Sources/Rendering/Core/VolumeMapper is relying on GPU.
For the same setup, do you have different output rendering ? Can you share screenshots ?
It looks like the issue is more due to the "resolution". Do you have different values for window.devicePixelRatio
in each case ?
(btw, please do not "Close" the issue if it is not resolved.)
It looks like the issue is more due to the "resolution". Do you have different values for
window.devicePixelRatio
in each case ?(btw, please do not "Close" the issue if it is not resolved.)
I have found the answer. Chrome browser settings use the hardware acceleration mode setting, and the computer equipment appears fuzzy only because this setting is turned off
Thank you very much for letting me find a solution to the GPU. Open Chrome to use the hardware acceleration mode setting, some computers still have the problem of image lines. Turn off Chrome to use the hardware acceleration mode setting, the image lines, blur, and will definitely appear. Is there any API for optimizing hardware acceleration?
High-level description
Hello, Use vtkjs to develop two-dimensional multi-planar reconstruction. There are image blurring and stuck in individual computer equipment. Is the final effect of vtkjs related to the computer's graphics card?
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