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===Configure Slicer===
 
===Configure Slicer===
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Start Slicer IGT, and follows Steve recipe:  
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Start Slicer IGT, and follows Steve recipe: <br>
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create a transform called "tracker"
 
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load a dataset or a moder and make it a child of the "tracker" transform that you just created
 
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Open the Interactor window and from there start the tracker daemon by using the following commands:
 
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source $::SLICER_BUILD/../Slicer3/Modules/TrackerDaemon/Tcl/trackerd.tcl
 
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trackerd_start
 
  
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Once Slicer is ready waiting for transforms, then do in a console the following command:
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# create a transform called "tracker" <br>
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# load a dataset or a moder and make it a child of the "tracker" transform that you just created <br>
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# Open the Interactor window and from there start the tracker daemon by using the following commands:
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## source $::SLICER_BUILD/../Slicer3/Modules/TrackerDaemon/Tcl/trackerd.tcl
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## trackerd_start
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Once Slicer is ready waiting for transforms, then do in a console the following command: <br>
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  igstkTrackerToolSocketRelayTest1.exe  localhost 8529
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Note that this time we use a different port number. At that point, the Aurora tracker should be initialized (beeping), and Slicer should popup a message asking for authorization to let somebody connect in "127.0.0.1". If you click on "OK" in that message, then Slicer should start receiving the transforms from the socket, and you should see the volume moving as you move the Tracket tool.
  
 
===Data communication===
 
===Data communication===

Revision as of 19:57, 25 March 2008

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Build IGSTK

Download source code

  • Login:
 cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@public.kitware.com:/cvsroot/IGSTK login
 password: igstk
  • Check out IGSTK:
 cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@public.kitware.com:/cvsroot/IGSTK co IGSTK
  • Check out IGSTKSandbox:
 cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@public.kitware.com:/cvsroot/IGSTK co IGSTKSandbox

Compile IGSTK

  • Create a directory named 'IGSTK-build'
  • Cd to IGSTK-build
  • Run this command
 ccmake ../IGSTK
  • Set the configuration parameters. For example, here are my settings:
BUILD_DOCUMENTATION              OFF
BUILD_TESTING                    ON
CMAKE_BACKWARDS_COMPATIBILITY    2.4
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE
CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX             /usr/local
DART_ROOT                        DART_ROOT-NOTFOUND
EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH           /home/hliu/projects/igstk/IGSTK-build/bin
IGSTK_BUILD_EXAMPLES             ON
IGSTK_BUILD_TESTING              ON
IGSTK_DEVELOPMENT_VERSION        ON
IGSTK_TEST_AURORA_ATTACHED       ON
IGSTK_TEST_AURORA_PORT_NUMBER    0
IGSTK_TEST_LOOPBACK_ATTACHED     OFF
IGSTK_TEST_LOOPBACK_PORT_NUMBE   1
IGSTK_TEST_POLARIS_ATTACHED      OFF
IGSTK_TEST_POLARIS_PORT_NUMBER   0
IGSTK_USE_FLTK                   OFF
IGSTK_USE_MicronTracker          OFF
IGSTK_USE_Qt                     OFF
ITK_DIR                          /home/hliu/projects/Slicer3-lib/Insight-build
LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH              /home/hliu/projects/igstk/IGSTK-build/bin
VTK_DIR                          /home/hliu/projects/Slicer3-lib/VTK-build
  • Press "g" to configure the project
  • Run make to compile

Compile IGSTKSandbox

  • Create a directory named 'IGSTKSandbox-build'
  • Cd to IGSTKSandbox-build
  • Run this command
 ccmake ../IGSTKSandbox
  • Set the configuration parameters. For example, here are my settings:

Compile IGSTK

  • Create a directory named 'IGSTK-build'
  • Cd to IGSTK-build
  • Run this command
 ccmake ../IGSTK
  • Set the configuration parameters. For example, here are my settings:
BUILD_TESTING                    ON
CMAKE_BACKWARDS_COMPATIBILITY    2.4
CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER               /usr/bin/g++
CMAKE_C_COMPILER                 /usr/bin/gcc
DOT                              DOT-NOTFOUND
EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH           /home/hliu/projects/igstk/IGSTKSandbox-build/bin
FLTK_DIR                         FLTK_DIR-NOTFOUND
IGSTKSandbox_BUILD_EXAMPLES      ON
IGSTKSandbox_BUILD_SUPERVISED_   OFF
IGSTKSandbox_BUILD_TESTING       ON
IGSTKSandbox_SEND_TRANSFORMS_T   ON
IGSTKSandbox_USE_FLTK            OFF
IGSTKSandbox_USE_MicronTracker   OFF
IGSTKSandbox_USE_Qt              OFF
IGSTK_DIR                        /home/hliu/projects/igstk/IGSTK-build
IGSTK_USE_COORDINATE_REFERENCE   ON
LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH              /home/hliu/projects/igstk/IGSTKSandbox-build/bin
MTC_INCLUDE_DIRECTORY            MTC_INCLUDE_DIRECTORY-NOTFOUND
MTC_LIBRARY                      MTC_LIBRARY-NOTFOUND
  • Press "g" to configure the project
  • Run make to compile

Configure Slicer

Start Slicer IGT, and follows Steve recipe:

  1. create a transform called "tracker"
  2. load a dataset or a moder and make it a child of the "tracker" transform that you just created
  3. Open the Interactor window and from there start the tracker daemon by using the following commands:
    1. source $::SLICER_BUILD/../Slicer3/Modules/TrackerDaemon/Tcl/trackerd.tcl
    2. trackerd_start


Once Slicer is ready waiting for transforms, then do in a console the following command: 


  igstkTrackerToolSocketRelayTest1.exe  localhost 8529


Note that this time we use a different port number. At that point, the Aurora tracker should be initialized (beeping), and Slicer should popup a message asking for authorization to let somebody connect in "127.0.0.1". If you click on "OK" in that message, then Slicer should start receiving the transforms from the socket, and you should see the volume moving as you move the Tracket tool.

Data communication

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