Hi, I'm interested in implementing some of the great functionality from the
vtkvmtk C++ libraries into my programs. Is there a simple way to include all
vtkvmtk libraries in my CMakeLists.txt file?
Thanks
Ben
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Mat,
I tried to do that with the Magic Mouse and BetterTouchTool. I couldn't get it
to work. If you shell out a few bucks for a simple scroll-wheel mouse you can
use that mouse specifically to move the image planes and the Magic Mouse for
everything else. It's clunky but it works.
Ben
On
Anouk,
You would need to have vmtk command line functionality implemented in order to
use the vmtkscripts with the system function
(http://www.vmtk.org/Main/Installation/).
Ben
On Mar 29, 2013, at 7:58 AM, Anouk Post anoukp...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Luca,
Thanks!
I do understand how I
Hi Anouk, Ben,
right, although there might be a chance that just doing
system('vmtk vmtksurfaceviewer -ifile foo.vtp');
might work, i.e. just specify the pipe right after the call to the vmtk script
- the one that makes pypepad show up (above I just wrote vmtk, but whatever
you used that
Hi Ben,
try including the VMTKUse.cmake file in the vmtk build directory into your
CMake project
include(/path/to/VMTKUse.cmake)
I just saw that the VMTKUse.cmake.in file needs an update, but it should work
for most use cases.
Best,
Luca
On Apr 1, 2013, at 7:21 PM, Berkowitz, Benjamin M
Hi YiQiang,
1)what difference are between InPlaneBifurcationVectorAngles and ICA angle?
The InPlaneBifurcationVectorAngles are the angles between the up-normal vector
and a branch vector projected onto the bifurcation plane.
The ICA angle is the angle between the ICA and ECA vectors
Hello Adrian,
in case of segmented sub-volumes of a larger volume, assuming the
original larger volume is large.vti and the level set segmentations obtained
from two smaller volumes (both extracted from large.vti) are ls1.vti and
ls2.vti,
you first need to resample the ls* volumes back onto the
