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# Change the opacity of the Foreground to your liking. | # Change the opacity of the Foreground to your liking. | ||
# If you click on the link symbol, this happens to all viewers | # If you click on the link symbol, this happens to all viewers | ||
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# Choose from the menu: ''File'' / ''Add Data'' | # Choose from the menu: ''File'' / ''Add Data'' | ||
# Click ''Choose File(s) to Add'' button and select any of the files in the sequence in the displayed dialog | # Click ''Choose File(s) to Add'' button and select any of the files in the sequence in the displayed dialog | ||
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# Choose the loaded image as ''Active Volume'' | # Choose the loaded image as ''Active Volume'' | ||
# In the ''Volume Information'' section set the correct ''Image Spacing'' and ''Image Origin'' values | # In the ''Volume Information'' section set the correct ''Image Spacing'' and ''Image Origin'' values | ||
| + | # Most modules only work with grayscale images. The loaded color image can be converted to a grayscale image by using the [[Documentation/{{documentation/version}}/Modules/VectorToScalarVolume|Vector to scalar volume module]] | ||
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UserInterface
How to overlay 2 volumes ?
- Load the two volumes
- Use the slice viewer controls to select one of the volumes as the foreground and one as the background.
- Change the opacity of the Foreground to your liking.
- If you click on the link symbol, this happens to all viewers
How to load data from a sequence of jpg, tif, or png files?
- Choose from the menu: File / Add Data
- Click Choose File(s) to Add button and select any of the files in the sequence in the displayed dialog
- Click on Show Options and uncheck the Single File option
- Click OK to load the volume
- Go to the Volumes module
- Choose the loaded image as Active Volume
- In the Volume Information section set the correct Image Spacing and Image Origin values
- Most modules only work with grayscale images. The loaded color image can be converted to a grayscale image by using the Vector to scalar volume module
