Arbitrary 3D Transformations
Arbitrary transformations can be applied to coordinates of a 3D volume. This is often useful for simulating an effect or transforming a volume to align with another volume.
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Arbitrary transformations can be applied to coordinates of a 3D volume. This is often useful for simulating an effect or transforming a volume to align with another volume.
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