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- Open the Color & Visibility panel (second entry in the sidebar).
- Find the row that corresponds to your pore phase. In your case it is ID00 Pore.
- Uncheck the Visible checkbox next to that row. The pore volume will no longer be shown, so you will see only the fibers.
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 Controls →
Volume Field section, uncheck the Volume Field box to turn it off.
VisibilitySettings.png
Make the Pore Material Transparent- In the View Controls panel, expand the Structure tab.
- Choose Transparency Mode → either Volume (entire materials) or Surface (only the material boundaries).
- Click the Edit button below.
- In the dialog, set the transparency slider for the Pore phase to the desired value (0% = fully transparent, 100% = fully opaque). Click Apply.
Transparency.png
Additional Visualization Options- Shadows: Go to Camera (in View Controls) → enable Shadows.
- There are also other lighting options under the same tab.
- Background: You can change the Background Color in the Color & Visibility panel.
More HelpFor 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