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There is a [[:File:3D_Viewer_2pass_65k.flv|demo screencast (~15 min, 8 MB, FLV format)]] available, showing many of the features of the 3D viewer. It has been transcoded for this wiki to meet the size and codec constraints, the original file is available on the old 3D Viewer website as an [http://132.187.25.13/home/imagej/Viewer.avi AVI (60 MB)] | There is a [[:File:3D_Viewer_2pass_65k.flv|demo screencast (~15 min, 8 MB, FLV format)]] available, showing many of the features of the 3D viewer. It has been transcoded for this wiki to meet the size and codec constraints, the original file is available on the old 3D Viewer website as an [http://132.187.25.13/home/imagej/Viewer.avi AVI (60 MB)] | ||
| − | + | Beyond this, the [http://132.187.25.13/ij3d/?page=Screencasts&category=Documentation original homepage] provides a lot more screencasts, covering the following topics: | |
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| + | * Display stacks | ||
| + | * Rendering modes and attributes | ||
| + | * Adjusting the transfer functions | ||
| + | * Editing volumes | ||
| + | * Point lists | ||
| + | * Landmark-based registration | ||
| + | * Transformations | ||
| + | * 3D Content in PDFs | ||
== For developers == | == For developers == | ||
Revision as of 10:35, 8 August 2014
| 3D Viewer (ImageJ) | |
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| Author | Benjamin Schmid, Albert Cardona, Mark Longair, Johannes Schindelin |
| Maintainer | Benjamin Schmid |
| File | [1] |
| Source | Template:GitLink |
| Initial release | April 2007 |
| Latest version | January 2013 |
| Development status | beta |
| Category | Visualization |
| Website | http://3dviewer.neurofly.de |
Purpose
This plugin offers hardware-accelerated visualization possibilities for image stacks. Stacks can be displayed as texture-based volume renderings, surfaces or orthoslices.
Screencasts
There is a demo screencast (~15 min, 8 MB, FLV format) available, showing many of the features of the 3D viewer. It has been transcoded for this wiki to meet the size and codec constraints, the original file is available on the old 3D Viewer website as an AVI (60 MB)
Beyond this, the original homepage provides a lot more screencasts, covering the following topics:
- Display stacks
- Rendering modes and attributes
- Adjusting the transfer functions
- Editing volumes
- Point lists
- Landmark-based registration
- Transformations
- 3D Content in PDFs
For developers
A lot of functions of the 3D Viewer are macro-recordable. However, if that is not enough (or if the function is not recorded properly), it is better to write a plugin. In the latter case no macros should be called from Java, as that would limit the code to work with the currently active 3D Viewer (even if the user clicked somewhere else).
This code snippet should get you started:
Image3DUniverse univ = new Image3DUniverse();
univ.show();
univ.addMesh(yourImagePlus, null, "somename", 50, new boolean[] {true, true, true}, 2);
...
Until everything is migrated to this wiki, the original website provides the full 3D Viewer developer documentation.
Javadocs
The Fiji Javadocs povide detailed information about the 3D Viewer API
