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From: hallett@enterprise.positron.gemed.ge.com (Jeff Hallett x5163	)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Re: Marching Cubes
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Date: 5 Sep 90 18:40:14 GMT
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In-reply-to: krogh@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu's message of 5 Sep 90 13:53:00 GMT

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=> Date: 5 Sep 90 13:53:00 GMT
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=> Nf-From: ux1.cso.uiuc.edu!krogh    Sep  5 08:53:00 1990
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=> 
=> NCSA has just released a new product call NCSA Isosurface Visualizer for the
=> Silicon Graphics workstation.  The code will run on non-SGI systems, but
=> will only generate files containing the polygons.  You may download a copy
=> of the source, executables, and documentation from the NCSA anonymous
=> ftp server ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu (128.174.20.50).
=> 
=> Enjoy!
=> 
=> 
=> Mike Krogh
=> NCSA
=> krogh@ncsa.uiuc.edu



Uh, sorry.  Since Marching Cubes is a proprietary algorithm to GE
Medical Systems, it is doubtful you would find the full description or
source in the public domain.  More probably, you would find a facimile
algorithm - same results, but more slowly.


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