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GeoDict Modules and their functionality => Import & Image Processing => Topic started by: Shunsuke Takai on May 26, 2026, 09:56:29 AM

Title: How to make pore space transparent or invisible in GeoDict visualization?
Post by: Shunsuke Takai on May 26, 2026, 09:56:29 AM
Hello,

I imported CT TIFF images of a fibrous catalyst layer into GeoDict and successfully reconstructed the structure.

However, I have a problem with the visualization.
The pore space is displayed as a white phase, so the internal fiber structure cannot be seen clearly.

I would like to know if it is possible to:

・make the pore space transparent,
・hide the pore phase completely,
・or directly visualize only the fiber structure inside the reconstructed model.

Could you please tell me how to change these visualization settings in GeoDict?

I attached an image showing the current problem.

Thank you very much for your help.
Title: Re: How to make pore space transparent or invisible in GeoDict visualization?
Post by: Jonas Schabernack on May 26, 2026, 11:10:38 AM
Hello Shunsuke,

You can change the appearance of any material (including the pore space) directly from the Color & Visibility panel that is located on the right‑hand side of the GeoDict user interface. Below is a quick walk‑through of the most common options you mentioned.

Hide the Pore Material Completely


Tip: If you still see a gray background after doing this, you're probably looking at the CT images volume field that GeoDict keeps after segmentation. In the View ControlsVolume Field section, uncheck the Volume Field box to turn it off.

VisibilitySettings.png



Make the Pore Material Transparent


Transparency.png



Additional Visualization Options




More Help

For a deeper dive into all available visualization features, consult our GeoDict User Guide:

https://geodict-userguide.math2market.de/2025/visualization.html (https://geodict-userguide.math2market.de/2025/visualization.html)

Best regards,
Jonas