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− | When invoked, Slicer will select the scene and any modified datasets for saving by default. This set of selections can be overridden by manipulating the checkboxes in the leftmost column. In addition to the checkbox in the '''Node Name'' column header, two buttons in the panel's upper left provide convenient selection shortcuts for commonly-used selection states arrayed in the interface: | + | When invoked, Slicer will select the scene and any modified datasets for saving by default. This set of selections can be overridden by manipulating the checkboxes in the leftmost column. In addition to the checkbox in the '''Node Name'' column header, two buttons in the panel's upper left provide convenient selection shortcuts for commonly-used selection states arrayed in the interface. |
+ | *The Save option will open the '''[[Documentation/{{documentation/version}}/SlicerApplication/SavingData|Save Data]]''' Interface which offers a variety of options for saving MRML scenes, individual datasets and Medical Reality Bundle (.MRB) file. | ||
+ | **Note: .mrb file is a archive file that contains the mrml scene file and all data for loading into Slicer4. The .mrb file is actually a .zip file but with a different file extension. So, if you rename archive.mrb to be archive.zip you can look at (or modify) the contents using normal tools. The code in slicer that handles reading .mrb files performs an unzip into a temp directory and then reads the first .mrml file it finds there. Because of this, for several of the older .zip files it's possible to open them directly in slicer by just changing the file extension from .zip to .mrb. | ||
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Revision as of 14:57, 1 November 2012
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Introduction
It is possible to save the current scene (including all scene snapshots, fiducial lists, etc.) and/or individual datasets. The "Save Data" panel is accessed through the File menu using File->Save, or by using the CTRL-S keyboard shortcut. Note: in order to provide a rich set of options for saving data, the Save Scene and Unsaved Data interface does not behave in the way that Windows data explorer and Gnome file browser behave. The user is encouraged to read this documentation carefully, and be mindful when specifying save options. Consider using this interface in the following three steps:
Select What to SaveWhen invoked, Slicer will select the scene and any modified datasets for saving by default. This set of selections can be overridden by manipulating the checkboxes in the leftmost column. In addition to the checkbox in the 'Node Name column header, two buttons in the panel's upper left provide convenient selection shortcuts for commonly-used selection states arrayed in the interface.
Select Save Destinations
Modify Filenames & Formats
Specifying a scene file to save: The Scene Description entry is always listed in the top row of the table. If a scene has already been loaded from a MRML file, then its filename is presented as the default choice. To save the scene into a new MRML file, either provide an alternate file name, or provide a new Data Directory. The GUI panel is shown below: Supported formatsPlease refer to the supported data format page.
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