http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/How-to-add-more-than-38-counter-types-in-Cell-Counter-plugin-tp5011798p5011845.html
possible. But if that is truly impossible for some reason, then that is a
great suggestion.
> end.
It would help users a lot to use an update site for distribution [1].
know if you want to pursue that.
> Thank you Curtis for the GitHub migration! It's always great to know that
> we can now work on the code more easily when needed!
>
> Regarding this particular question would it not be easier to use the
> Multipoint tool along with the ROI manager?
>
> You can add as many multipoint ROIs as you want, rename them and so on.
>
> I made (really quickly) an actionBar that allows you to create as many
> point selections as you want, and lets you count the categories in the end.
>
> The categories can have whatever name you want.
>
> To make it work
>
> 1. Install Actiobar, a great tool by Jerome Mutterer. This allows us to
> make simple buttons for macros.
>
>
http://imagejdocu.tudor.lu/doku.php?id=plugin:utilities:action_bar:start#downloads>
> 2. Download the code from dropbox here
>
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9p7elt8t6nn0hn8/Multi_Count.ijm?dl=0>
> 3.Copy the ijm file into plugins/ActionBar folder
>
> Restard ImageJ/Fiji
>
> You will then find the macro under
> Plugins->ActionBar->Multi Count
>
> To use it
> 1. Open your image
> 2. Click on New category
> You will be prompted to create at least 1 point before clicking OK
> You will be asked for the name or it will be given a default
>
> 3. To add more points,
> Select the category in the ROI manager,
> Click to add as many points as you want, and finally click on
> Update Category
>
> 4. If AFTER you Updated there is a point you would like to remove, you can
> click on
> Delete Last Point
>
> 5. To Measure the counts in each category, hit
> Measure and you will have a table with each column that has the
> name you gave it
>
>
> You can rename categories anytime after the first step, their names are
> only used for the columns in when you are launching Measure.
>
> 6. To save the ROI set just hit
> Save Rois
>
>
>
> You can drag and drop the zip file into ImageJ to reopen the ROIs whenever
> you need to see them
>
> Right now we cannot pre-import a list of names but this is feasible if you
> think it could be interesting.
>
> Best
>
> Oli
>
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