Hi Luca,
I would need to make the process of building centerlines without following the
default procedure of
letting the code opening a window and asking for manually picking points.
I would rather have to make the process fully automatic (and without opening
any window, like in batch then),
provided I know in advance the coordinates of source and target points.
So, is this possible to provide vmtkcenterlines.py with such coordinates
directly, either by any command
(maybe via -sourcepoints x1, y1, z1 and -targetpoints x2, y2, z2, x3, y3, z3 ),
or modifying centerlines.py
(by initializing SourcePoints and TargetPoints as shown below, and commenting
all unrelevant parts of the script
to prevent them running) ?
self.SourceIds = [1]
self.TargetIds = [2, 3]
self.SourcePoints = [2.94, 60.07, -96.04]
self.TargetPoints = [28.79, 58.05, -323.46, -36.92, 64.15, -323.33]
Thanks in advance
David
(PhD student)
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