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'''WARNING''': The scene views are designed to be different views of the same set of data. Adding or removing data (volumes, models etc) so that different scene views have different sets of data (MRML nodes) in them will result in unexpected behaviour. The recommended way of working with scene views is to load all of your data first, then to create scene views by hiding or showing the different elements. You can easily toggle the visibility of all of the models in the scene using the Models module, so you can use that to turn them all off and then selectively show the ones relevant to your scene view.


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Most frequently used for these scenarios:

* Use Case 1: This can be used to set up a series of predefined starting points for looking at portions of your data in detail. For example, you may have one overview scene which shows an external view of the body along with interior views with the skin surface turned off and slice planes visible to highlight a tumor location.
* Use Case 2: To compare the output of algorithms.

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|[[image:Slicer44-SceneViews-2014-11-17.jpeg|thumb|200px|Scene views]]
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| [[File:Slicer44-ScreenSnapshot.jpeg|thumb|200px|Screen snapshot]]
| Click on the camera to create a new scene view. It pops up a screen capture window that allows you to associate an image with the scene view.
You can choose to save an image of the full layout, just the 3D view or just one of the slice views. You can also add a description and change the name.
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|[[File:Slicer44-SceneViewGUI.jpeg|thumb|200px|Scene views]]
| As scene views are saved, they appear in the Create and Edit box and the count is incremented next to the camera. Click on the image thumbnail or the description to edit the image, name, description.
You can delete a scene view by pressing the garbage can button.
To restore a scene view, taking the program back to the state it was in when you saved that scene view, click on the green arrow restore button.
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|[[File:Slicer4CaptureToolbar.png|thumb|200px|Capture Toolbar]]
|You can also save and restore scene views and screen snapshots from the Capture toolbar.
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The scene views are saved in the MRML file, via the File->Save menu.

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A list of all the panels in the interface, their features, what they mean, and how to use them.



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|'''Create and Edit Panel'''
*Create a 3D Slicer Scene View
**Click on the camera to create a new scene view
*Delete selected view
**Click on the garbage can button to delete the scene view
*Edit view
**Click on the thumbnail of the scene view to edit it (change the name, description)
**Restore
***Click on the green arrow button to restore this scene view, making it the currently active scene
**Name
***The short name given to this scene view.
**Description
***Some descriptive text about this scene view. Double click to edit it.
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| [[File:Slicer5-SceneViews-PETCT-New.jpeg|thumb|200px|New scene view]]
|'''3D Slicer SceneView New Dialog'''
*Name
**Edit the name of the scene view here
* Thumbnail and layout type: click on a radio button to update the screen shot image
**Full Layout: captures the 3D window and all slice views
**3D View: captures just the 3D view
**Red Slice View: captures just the red 2D slice
**Yellow Slice View: captures just the yellow 2D slice
**Green Slice View: captures just the green 2D slice
* Description
**Edit the description of the scene view
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|'''3D Slicer SceneView Edit Dialog'''
*Name
**Edit the name of the scene view here
* Description
**Edit the description of the scene view
* Thumbnail and layout type are not editable
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* The Capture tool bar has similar functionality.


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