Hi Volko,
Are you using Micro-Manager? If so, the plugins directory for Imagej is,
by default, C:\Program Files\Micro-Manager-1.4\plugins
This might help too...
Best,
Ed
On 30/01/2014 16:27, Peter Haub wrote:
> Hi Volko, I have tested this for you (under IJ 1.48a). Everything
> works as described. You should not copy the jar file to the
> "ImageJ/plugins/Tools folder. Instead you have to unpack / extract the
> content of the jar file into the destination folder. You can use
> WinZip, WinRar, 7zip or any other zip software. (jar files are like
> zip archives!) Regards, Peter On 30.01.2014 17:00, Straub, Volko A.
> (Dr.) wrote:
>> Hi, Is there anybody that has experience with using the LiveWire
>> plugin written by Daniel Lelis Baggio
>> (
http://imagejdocu.tudor.lu/doku.php?id=plugin:segmentation:livewire_plugin:start)
>> in ImageJ version 1.48b? I tried to follow the installation
>> instructions on the website, but I am not getting anywhere. I copied
>> the .jar file to the “ImageJ/plugins/Tools” folder (had to create
>> this folder as it didn’t exist in my ImageJ installation). But then I
>> get stuck. According to the instructions the plugins should appear in
>> places such as “ImageJ/plugins/Tools/LiveWire1DTool_.class”. The
>> instructions also say that the LiveWire buttons can be installed
>> through a macro (Instructions: “This is simple. Start ImageJ then, go
>> to “Plugins→Macro>Install…”. Point to the extracted file:
>> “ImageJ/plugins/Tools/LiveWire.txt”. This will install the LiveWire
>> buttons to ImageJ toolbar.”). However, there doesn’t appear to be
>> LiveWire1DTool_.class or a LiveWire.txt file anywhere after I restart
>> ImageJ. Any suggestions where I am going wrong would be very welcome.
>> Thanks, Volko
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