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John, > Looks like you're saying this is a feature. My concerns with resampling > the grid to make things cubic are that I'm going to pay a large memory > penalty (maore than an order of magnitude greater in the case of the > 61x61x5 example) and I risk aliasing the original grid. In addition, > users of ncBrowse will be stuck with how I choose to resample the grid. I wouldn't worry about the aliasing, since volume visualization isn't very quantitative. Its just a colored fog. You could use a test to only resample beyond a certain degree of out-of-square. Also, give users a choice of other techniques, such as interactive iso-surfaces, that they can use when volume visualization isn't effective. Also, I'd still be interested to see a JPEG or GIF of one of your problem images. Bill
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