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Amira Mesh reader and writer

dscho
Hi list,

I hereby release the first version of our Amira Mesh plugins. We actually
work quite a lot with Amira, and therefore have many files in that format.

The website is

http://wbgn013.biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de/ImageJ/

There is also a little toy which reads Amira Surface files, and displays
them in a window where you can rotate, shift and zoom.

After participating in the exciting workshop held by Professor Barthel at
the conference, I am contemplating a port to ImageJ3D.

Ciao,
Dscho
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a 3D Object Counter plugin question

Boris Joffe
I have a question about the 3D Object Counter plugin.

In my hands it did not react on changing the voxel size in
Image-Properties...
Looks like it always used voxel as the unit of measurement.
Did I do something wrong?

Regards
Boris Joffe
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Re: a 3D Object Counter plugin question

Fabrice Cordelières
Quick answer:
You haven't done anything wrong, the plugin doesn't retrieve the calibration
values: therefore, all results are expressed in voxels. If you'd like to get
the volume of your particles, simply multiply this value by the unitary
volume (x calibration x y calibration x z calibration).

Fabrice


 
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Objet : a 3D Object Counter plugin question

I have a question about the 3D Object Counter plugin.

In my hands it did not react on changing the voxel size in
Image-Properties...
Looks like it always used voxel as the unit of measurement.
Did I do something wrong?

Regards
Boris Joffe