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| − | This tutorial will teach you how to setup Slicer3 and an image provider to send and display 4D image data.
| + | <big>'''Note:''' We are migrating this content to the slicer.org domain - <font color="orange">The newer page is [https://www.slicer.org/wiki/Slicer3:openIGT_Tutorial_For_4D_Volume_Rendering_Data here]</font></big> |
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| − | = Prepare Slicer3 =
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| − | == Downloading and Compiling the source ==
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| − | *Download and Compile a copy of Slicer as described in [[Slicer3:Build_Instructions]].
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| − | ** !! use http://www.na-mic.org/svn/Slicer3/branches/igt_cuda_merge as the source !!
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| − | == Setting up the 3D Slicer ==
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| − | #Start up Slicer3
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| − | #Select the OpenIGTLink Module from the Modules Tab [[Image:Slicer3_Select_OpenIGTLinkModule.png|thumb|none|Select the OpenIGTLink Module]]
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| − | #Start the server, by clicking on the 'Connector Browser' Tab. [[Image:Slicer3_Enable_OpenIGT_Server.png|thumb|none|Enable OpenIGT Server]]
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| − | ##Add a Server
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| − | ##Select a Name (optional)
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| − | ##Set the type to server
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| − | ##Enable the server by setting the status to 'Enabled'.
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| − | == Get IP-Address of the Slicer Computer ==
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| − | Store the IP-Address of the computer. This is done by 'ipconfig' on Windows and 'ifconfig' on UNIX.
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| − | = Prepare the Image Provider =
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| − | == Downloading and Compilation ==
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| − | *Check out the Server code from http://www.na-mic.org/svn/NAMICSandBox/trunk/BRPTools/ScannerIO
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| − | svn co http://www.na-mic.org/svn/NAMICSandBox/trunk/BRPTools/ScannerIO
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| − | *Compile the Code
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| − | cmake .
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| − | make
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| − | *Download the data package with ct-scans of a human heart [[Media:heart256.zip]] and unzip it into the source directory
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| − | == Start the Scanner-Simulator ==
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| − | *start the scanner with the Arguments:
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| − | Usage: ./bin/ScannerSim <x> <y> <z> <type> <rx> <ry> <rz> <fname_temp> <bindex> <eindex> <fps> <hostname>
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| − | <x>, <y>, <z> : Number of pixels in x, y and z direction.
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| − | <type> : Type (2:int8 3:uint8 4:int16 5:uint16 6:int32 7:uint32
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| − | <rx>, <ry>, <rz>: resolution (pixel size) in x, y and z direction
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| − | <fname_temp> : File name template (e.g. "RawImage_%04d.raw").
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| − | <bindex> : Begin index.
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| − | <eindex> : End index.
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| − | <fps> : Frame rate (frames per second).
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| − | <hostname> : hostname (port# is fixed to 18944)
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| − | *For the heart dataset the following will do:
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| − | ./bin/ScannerSim 256 256 256 3 1 1 1 heart256-%d.raw 1 5 10 [Slicer-IP-Address]
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| − | = Check Connection =
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| − | #The Provider should now transfer images to Slicer3 (should be running)
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| − | #In Slicer3 go to the Data Module
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| − | #In the '''Display & Modify Scene''' section should now be a new node called ''Scanner(vtkMRMLScalarVolumeNode1)''. [[Image:Slicer3:OpenIGT_Data_Shows_Scanner_Node.png|thumb|none|Scanner Visible]]
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| − | #Select the module '''Volume Rendering'''.
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| − | #You can now choose ''Scanner'' as '''Source Volume'''.
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