Hi Claudia,
There are several possibilites:
Node properties can be set per Renderwindow.
Assuming, your datasets are in two nodes in the default DataStorage, you could
try this:
node1->SetVisibility(true, multiwidget->GetRenderWindow1()->GetRenderer());
node1->SetVisibility(false, multiwidget->GetRenderWindow2()->GetRenderer());
node2->SetVisibility(false, multiwidget->GetRenderWindow1()->GetRenderer());
node2->SetVisibility(true, multiwidget->GetRenderWindow2()->GetRenderer());
This will show the node1 in the first (red) renderwindow and hide it in the
second (green?) window and vice versa for node2.
Another, more complex possibility would be to create separate renderwindows
each use separate DataStorages and separate RenderingManager instances with
separate GlobalInteraction instances. You cannot use QmitkStdMultiWidget for
this. I don't have example code for this, but I know that is is possible.
Best Regards,
Jochen
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Von: Claudia Hänel [mailto:[email protected]]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 12. Oktober 2010 11:27
An: [email protected]
Betreff: [mitk-users] Two data sets in different render widgets of the
QMitkStdMultiWidget
Hello,
what we want to do is to visualize two different data sets at the same time in
a parallel view in the ExtApp. E.g. that you can see one data set in the the
transversal view and another in the saggital view of the QmitkStdMultiWidget.
Or is it easy to write a plugin for the ExtApp to create a second
QMitkStdMultiWidget? Or has anyone done something like this before?
Thanks for your help in advance!
Best regards,
Claudia
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