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Slicer 3.0: Getting Started

Slicer 3.0 introduction info.

With many modules on Slicer already developed, much of Slicer documentation is modules specific. Consult [http://www.na-mic.org/Wiki/index.php/Slicer3:Module_Documentation module documentation to aid you in using Slicer.


Ready to download? Access Slicer 3.0 here

Downloading

Download the beta here

Installing

Linux

sh Slicer3-3.0.2007-04-02-linux-x86.sh

or, for 64 bit systems

sh Slicer3-3.0.2007-04-02-linux-x86_64.sh

Mac

Be sure you have X Windows installed.

From a terminal:

sh Slicer3-3.0.2007-04-05-darwin-x86.sh

or, for older PPC Macs:

sh Slicer3-3.0.2007-04-05-darwin-ppc.sh

Windows

Slicer3-3.0.2007-04-05-win32.exe


Known Issues: Base Operations

  • All Platforms:
    • Slicer3's interface is optimized for screen resolutions equal to or higher than 1280x1024. While it is useable below that resolution, it may become less efficient to utilize the GUI.
    • Fonts currently do not resize in Slicer3, making the text hard to read on extremely large monitors with very high resolutions.


  • Linux:
    • csh must be installed (it's not on Ubuntu by default).
    • the sh shell on some systems is incompatible with the installer (it will work, but with warnings)

Known Issues: Modules

As a research platform, Slicer includes several modules that are not yet fully implemented, but which the developers still felt were far enough along in functionality to provide utility for the community. As such, you may find that some operations do not behave as expected, particularly where they interact with other slicer functions. Please let us know about these issues by filing appropriate bug reports.

Building

You don't have to build Slicer yourself to use it. If you want a precompiled version, go here.

To build slicer from source, see Slicer3:Build_Instructions

  • Windows
    • distributed versions are built with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET in release mode (note that there may be some problems compiling with .NET 2003)
  • Linux
    • We are building using g++ version 3.4.3 on RedHat Enterprise Linux 4.
  • Mac OSX
    • We are building using gcc version 4.0.1


Reporting Bugs

Please go to http://www.na-mic.org/Bug/ and report bugs for Slicer version 3.

Finding Help

For help, consult the mailing lists.