Slicer4:SceneViewsModule - Revision history

Nicole: /* Usage */

2011-06-16T20:28:02Z

Usage

Nicole: /* Usage */

2011-06-16T20:26:46Z

Usage

Nicole: /* Usage */

2011-06-16T20:14:57Z

Usage

Nicole: /* Introduction */

2011-06-16T20:12:50Z

Introduction

Nicole at 20:07, 16 June 2011

2011-06-16T20:07:41Z

Nicole at 19:56, 16 June 2011

2011-06-16T19:56:11Z

Kikinis: /* Introduction */

2011-03-03T14:44:01Z

Introduction

Kikinis: /* Mockup 2010-10 */

2011-03-03T14:41:16Z

Mockup 2010-10

Kikinis at 13:32, 17 February 2011

2011-02-17T13:32:11Z

Kikinis at 13:30, 17 February 2011

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 |You can also save and restore scene views and screen snapshots from the controller.
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 = Developer Details =

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 = Usage =
-Click on the camera button to create a new scene view. It pops up a screen capture window that allows you to associate an image with the scene view.
+{|
+|-
-[[File:Slicer4-ScreenSnapshot.jpg|left|200px|Screen snapshot]]
+| [[File:Slicer4-ScreenSnapshot.jpg|left|200px|Screen snapshot]]
+| Click on the camera button 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.
+|-
-As scene views are saved, they appear in the Create and Edit box. Click on the image thumbnail to edit the image, name, description.
+|[[File:Slicer4-SceneView1.jpeg|left|200px|Scene views]]
 You can also move the scene views up or down in the order, or delete one 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.
-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.
+|-
 = Developer Details =

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 = Usage =
-Click on the camera button to create a new scene view. It pops up a screen capture window that allwos you to associate an image with the scene view.
+Click on the camera button to create a new scene view. It pops up a screen capture window that allows you to associate an image with the scene view.
 [[File:Slicer4-ScreenSnapshot.jpg|left|200px|Screen snapshot]]
 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.
 = Developer Details =

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 In Slicer4, we've separated the concept of the scene view (the mrml scene at a particular point in time, showing/hiding various data) and screen snapshots (an image of the current interface, saved in .png or .jpg etc format). Scene views have a scene snapshot associated with them to provide a visual cue as to what the scene view contains. Screen snapshots now have storage nodes associated with them so that they are saved to disk with the MRML scene.
-== Developer Details ==
+= Usage =
 The Scene Views module is a QT loadable module.
-=== Link to qMRMLThreeDViewsControllerWidget===
+== Link to qMRMLThreeDViewsControllerWidget==
 In order to bring up the scene view capture dialog from the Scene Views module from the 3d views controller widget, the qSlicerIOManager slot openScreenshotDialog goes through the application's module manager to access the "sceneviews" module:
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    QMetaObject::invokeMethod(modulePointer, "showSceneViewDialog");
 This moves control into the Scene Views module where the widget can access the widget representation's showSceneViewDialog() public slot. The module widget uses this same slot when the user clicks on the camera button to take a new scene view.
 =First implementation=

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	In Slicer4, we've separated the concept of the scene view (the mrml scene at a particular point in time, showing/hiding various data) and screen snapshots (an image of the current interface, saved in .png or .jpg etc format). Scene views have a scene snapshot associated with them to provide a visual cue as to what the scene view contains. Screen snapshots now have storage nodes associated with them so that they are saved to disk with the MRML scene.		In Slicer4, we've separated the concept of the scene view (the mrml scene at a particular point in time, showing/hiding various data) and screen snapshots (an image of the current interface, saved in .png or .jpg etc format). Scene views have a scene snapshot associated with them to provide a visual cue as to what the scene view contains. Screen snapshots now have storage nodes associated with them so that they are saved to disk with the MRML scene.
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		+	== Developer Details ==
		+
		+	The Scene Views module is a QT loadable module.
		+
		+	=== Link to qMRMLThreeDViewsControllerWidget===
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		+	In order to bring up the scene view capture dialog from the Scene Views module from the 3d views controller widget, the qSlicerIOManager slot openScreenshotDialog goes through the application's module manager to access the "sceneviews" module:
		+	qSlicerAbstractCoreModule *modulePointer = qSlicerApplication::application()->moduleManager()->module("sceneviews");
		+	Then it invokes a method on the module's top level widget:
		+	QMetaObject::invokeMethod(modulePointer, "showSceneViewDialog");
		+	This moves control into the Scene Views module where the widget can access the widget representation's showSceneViewDialog() public slot. The module widget uses this same slot when the user clicks on the camera button to take a new scene view.

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   Return to [[Slicer4:Developers#Projects|Slicer 4 projects]]
 =Introduction=
-[[Image:SceneviewsModule-2011-02.png|right|200px|Actual view of the SceneViews Module]]
+[[Image:SceneviewsModule-2011-02.png|left|200px|Actual view of the SceneViews Module]]
 =First implementation=
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 =Mockup 2010-10=
-[[Image:SceneModuleMockup-2010-10.png|right|400px|Mockup of the Scence Module]]
 *This is a mock-up for a proposed new module, the Scene Module
 *Take a new snapshot will have a toggle for 3d View only, red/yellow/green Slice viewer or the entire Slicer window as the ROI for the thumbnail

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 This module will augment the scenesnapshot capability found in the Manipulate 3D View icons. It adds thumbnails to the SceneViews. Scencesnapshots are renamed to SceneViews.
+=First implementation=
+Implemented in Slicer 4 circa Jan 2011
 =Mockup 2010-10=