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| ==== Contouring Modes ==== | ==== Contouring Modes ==== | ||
| Three different modes are available for contouring, which all act on the slice of the 2D/3D stack shown in the main window: | Three different modes are available for contouring, which all act on the slice of the 2D/3D stack shown in the main window: | ||
| - | * **Bezier-Mode:** A continuous line can be drawn with the cursor by keeping the left mouse button pressed, thereby defining the boundary between particle and background-noise. | + | |
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| + | ^ Parameters ^ Description ^ | ||
| + | | Bezier-Mode | A continuous line can be drawn with the cursor by keeping the left mouse button pressed, thereby defining the boundary between particle and background-noise. | | ||
| + | | Poly-Line | By single mouse clicks the contouring area is connected by lines. By double-clicking the right mouse button inside the selected area the mode can be finished resulting in a clear contoured and a shaded non-contoured area.| | ||
| + | | Drawing-Mode | By holding the left mouse button areas that should be excluded can be marked. | | ||
| + | | Invert-Mask | Invert the definition of areas to be included or excluded for the current slice. | | ||
| + | * **Bezier-Mode:** A continuous line can be drawn with the cursor by keeping the left mouse button pressed, thereby defining the boundary between particle and background-noise. | ||
| * **Poly-Line:** By single mouse clicks the contouring area is connected by lines. By double-clicking the right mouse button inside the selected area the mode can be finished resulting in a clear contoured and a shaded non-contoured area. | * **Poly-Line:** By single mouse clicks the contouring area is connected by lines. By double-clicking the right mouse button inside the selected area the mode can be finished resulting in a clear contoured and a shaded non-contoured area. | ||
| * **Drawing-Mode:** By holding the left mouse button areas that should be excluded can be marked. | * **Drawing-Mode:** By holding the left mouse button areas that should be excluded can be marked. | ||
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| * contouring several areas in one image: SHIFT + selection in //Bezier//-mode | * contouring several areas in one image: SHIFT + selection in //Bezier//-mode | ||
| * excluding specific areas from contouring: CTRL + selection in //Bezier//-mode | * excluding specific areas from contouring: CTRL + selection in //Bezier//-mode | ||
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| + | ===== Input ===== | ||
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| | Io::in | Input stack of 2D images/3D volume to be contoured | | | Io::in | Input stack of 2D images/3D volume to be contoured | | ||
| | //Io::input::layer// | Masks (layers) from previous Contouring run | | | //Io::input::layer// | Masks (layers) from previous Contouring run | | ||
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| + | ===== Output ===== | ||
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