Hi Elaine,
centerlines work exactly like surfaces, in the sense that you can write
them out using vmtksurfacewriter, with the extra-caveat that you have to pipe
the output to the writer explicitly, this way:
vmtkcenterlines -ifile foo.vtp [...other options...] --pipe vmtksurfacewriter
-i @.o -
HI Luca,
Thank you for your reply. What if I am trying to write centerlines and
bifurcation as .vtk (instead of surface)? Those functions (e.g.
vmtkcenterlines) don't seem to have the 'mode' option.
Thanks!
Elaine
On 4 March 2013 07:28, Luca Antiga wrote:
> Hi Elaine,
> just use an explicit w
Hi Elaine,
just use an explicit writer script and specify -mode ascii as an option, like
vmtksurfacesmoothing -ifle foo.vtp --pipe vmtksurfacewriter -ofile foo.vtk
-mode ascii
Best,
Luca
On Mar 3, 2013, at 11:41 PM, Elaine Tang wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently installed VMTK on my RHEL 5 linux
