BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL

Raster3D

Raster3D[{{{a₁₁, a₁₂, ...}, ...}, ...}]
is a three-dimensional graphics primitive that represents a cubical array of gray cells.

Raster3D[{{{{r₁₁, g₁₁, b₁₁}, ...}, ...}, ...}]
represents an array of RGB color cells.

Raster3D[{{{{r₁₁, g₁₁, b₁₁, ₁₁}, ...}, ...}, ...}]
represents an array of color cells with opacity .

Raster3D[array, {{x_min, y_min, z_min}, {x_max, y_max, z_max}}]
represents a three-dimensional graphics primitive by giving the coordinates of opposite corners.

Raster3D[array, coordinates, {a_min, a_max}]
represents a three-dimensional graphics primitive whose voxel values should be scaled so that corresponds to 0 and corresponds to 1.

Details and Options Details and Options

Raster3D[...] displays in a notebook as a rendered solid volume.
Raster3D[array] accepts three- or four-dimensional data arrays where the first dimension corresponds to the direction, the second dimension corresponds to the direction, and the third dimension corresponds to the direction, respectively.
If array has dimensions , then Raster[array] is equivalent to Raster3D[array, {{0, 0, 0}, {x, y, z}].
Raster3D[array, {{x_min, y_min, z_min}, {x_max, y_max, z_max}}] occupies the same 3D space that Cuboid[{x_min, y_min, z_min}, {x_max, y_max, z_max}] would. The first voxel is mapped to , and the last voxel is mapped to .
The coordinates of the corners of the volume can be given using Scaled. »
You can specify color and transparency of the volume using standard graphics directives.
By default, elements of array are displayed as follows:

	v or {v}	gray level from 0 (black) to 1 (white)
	{v,a}	gray and alpha values from 0 to 1
	{r,g,b}	red, green, and blue values from 0 to 1
	{r,g,b,a}	red, green, blue, and alpha values from 0 to 1

Raster3D[array, coordinates, {a_min, a_max}] allows voxel values to be scaled so that corresponds to 0, and corresponds to 1. Voxel values outside this range are clipped to be 0 or 1.
Raster3D can take the following options:

ClipRange	None	cut away a rectangular region from the view
ColorFunction	Automatic	how to determine the color of a voxel
Method	Automatic	options for rendering the color cells
VertexDataCoordinates	Automatic	how to map data into the cuboid range occupied by Raster3D

Raster3D[array, ..., ColorFunction->f] specifies that each cell should be colored using the graphics directives obtained by applying the function f to the value specified for that cell. The default value is Automatic.
The following predefined color functions can also be used:

	GrayLevel	apply gray-level color space
	RGBColor	apply RGB or RGBA color space
	Hue	apply HSB color space
	CMYKColor	apply CMYK color space
	Opacity	apply opacities only with all colors set to White
	"XYZ"	apply XYZ color space
	"LUV"	apply LUV color space
	"LAB"	apply LAB color space
	ColorData["scheme"]	apply the specified ColorData function
	"scheme"	equivalent to ColorData["scheme"]
	"GrayLevelOpacity"	apply GrayLevel with Opacity; voxels with values near 0 will be transparent, while voxels with values near 1 will be opaque
	"HueOpacity"	apply Hue with Opacity
	"schemeOpacity"	apply ColorData["scheme"] with Opacity
	"XRay"	approximate an X-ray effect
	"WhiteBlackOpacity"	apply a white-to-black color component with opacity
	{"HighRange",threshold}	make values less than threshold completely transparent and apply the Opacity function otherwise
	{"LowRange",threshold}	make values greater than threshold completely transparent and apply the Opacity function otherwise

Raster3D[array, ..., ClipRange->{{x_min, x_max}, {y_min, y_max}, {z_min, z_max}}] specifies the volume range that will be clipped. The default value is None.
Raster3D[array, ..., VertexDataCoordinates->{{u₁, v₁, w₁}, {u₂, v₂, w₂}}] specifies the way the array data maps to the specified coordinates. By default, Raster3D[array, coordinates] is equivalent to Raster3D[array, coordinates, VertexDataCoordinates->{{0, 0, 0}, {1, 1, 1}}], where means the first row, column, and tube element in the array, and means the last row, column, and tube element in the array.
Raster3D[array, ..., Method->{"..."->v₁, "..."->v₂, ...}] specifies the details of the rendering methods.
The following settings can be applied using the Method option:

"HomogenousOpacity"	True	adjust opacity so that rasters of differing dimensions exhibit approximately the same overall opacity characteristics
"InterpolateValues"	False	whether to render values with smooth interpolations
"SampleLayers"	Automatic	number of sampling layers to use for the volume