Creating MIPs in arivis Pro is done through the Projection Viewer. We can switch to the Projection Viewer using the Viewer Type Switch at the bottom left of the arivis window.

the Projection viewer can also be used to project orthoslices or sectional planes, but we can use the Projection mode for this task

Then, we can set up the projection parameters.

The Projection viewer can project along any of the X, Y, Z or even Time axes. We can also project the whole or only a selection of the dataset (e.g. a selection of planes). By default the preview is not updated automatically as previewing for a large dataset could take a considerable amount of time. Instead, we need to click on the Update button to generate a preview. Note that for smaller datasets we can use the Auto-update option to get a dynamic preview of changes to the projection scenarios.

Once the parameters are set to meet our requirements we can save a full resolution projection image by clicking the Save As button.

At this point we can choose to save the projection as a new file, or a new image set.