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The remaining parameters of this section of the module control the rendering quality, the material of the module and its lighting conditions.
 
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[[https://www.slicer.org/wiki/Documentation/Nightly/Modules/Models DataStore]] (en inglés)
 
[[https://www.slicer.org/wiki/Documentation/Nightly/Modules/Models DataStore]] (en inglés)

Revisión del 16:12 23 oct 2017

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Models Module

This module presents the different components of the scene: the models that form it. From this window you can modify your viewing options and their visual behavior.

Figure 1: Module screen

The icon with the drawing of a closed and open eye are used to activate or deactivate the simultaneous display of all objects in the scene. To do this individually, click on the open / closed eye icon next to the item name. To the right of the name of the element, in a small square, the color of the same is shown; double clicking on it can be changed in a color selector window.

Information

The information block contains the following data:

Figure 2: Module screen - information

The type of mesh from which the object is formed, data about its dimensions (area, volume, number of elements that compose it ...) and the name of the file vtk.

Display

Figure 3: Module Models - display

This section of the menu manages the visibility of the selected element, in the visibility box, in which view it is represented and the color used. In the section 3D Display, the opacity of the element is controlled by means of a sliding control, the representation mode (surface, mesh and point cloud).

The Clipping section controls the behavior of the object when intersecting with the coronal, axial and sagittal planes: by checking the clipping box we indicate that the visibility of the element will be affected by the position of those three planes. Further down the module window is the section Clipping Plans, which establishes how each of the cutting planes (red, yellow or green) will influence: if it is to be by union or intersection, and if you want it to show the part of the object before or after the plane.

The remaining parameters of this section of the module control the rendering quality, the material of the module and its lighting conditions.

Documentation in Slicer.org

[DataStore] (en inglés)