VGStudio MAX uses the scan data to create a three-dimensional model of the volume that can be displayed in 3D or in 2D slice images.

A range of different rendering methods are available for 3D representation: Ray tracing, Iso surface, MIP, X-ray and others. All renderers support stereo viewing: OpenGL stereo hardware, autostereoskopic or anaglyph images such as red/cyan images. Different types of light sources are also available and can be combined as required. Depending on the rendering method, realistic shadows can also be generated in the 3D view.

Thanks to the Multi-Planar Reconstruction (MPR) method used, the dataset can be scrolled through along any required axis.

Any number of volume data sets and CAD models of any size can be visualized at the same time, limited only by the capacity of the hardware used.