If anyone would like to help I can offer the compensation of (30) free models or I can model and texture and single asset (low poly) you might need.
If anyone can give me a small boost with a start, and I can take the whole way (as a learning experience). I really don't know how to full on tackle this technically, but I am finding research that helps here and there. I need the game to remember the vehicle that's been chosen and spawn that vehicle in any world the user chooses. So I've been doing my research and so far I believe I have to create an array to store a series of vehicles. The atlas: (1) reduces time in image interpretation by providing interactive multiple labeling, triplanar display, higher panellation than the scan itself, multi-modal fusion, and display of underlying anatomy for functional images (2) facilitates the communication of information about the interpreted scans from the neuroradiologist to other clinicians and medical students (3) increases the neuroradiologist’s confidence and (4) reduces time in learning neuroanatomy and scan interpretation.I'm trying to wrap my head around setting up a selection screen for vehicles. The use of the electronic brain atlas as a tool for faster scan interpretation, facilitating communicating information, increasing confidence, and speeding up learning is illustrated. The Cerefy Neuroradiology Atlas is a web-enabled application. Three applications are low-cost CD-ROMs: The Electronic Clinical Brain Atlas, Brain Atlas for Functional Imaging, and the Cerefy Student Brain Atlas. Six commercial applications have been developed and described here based on this database suitable for neuroradiology, neuroeducation, human brain mapping, and stereotactic functional neurosurgery. This database contains two-dimensional and three-dimensional, mutually coregistered atlases with about 1000 structures and 400 sulcal patterns.
An electronic brain atlas database with complementary atlases containing gross anatomy, subcortical structures, brain connections, and sulcal patterns was constructed. This chapter addresses the construction, features, applications, and potential of electronic brain atlases for neuroradiology and neuroeducation.
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