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Installation

Mingjie Zhao edited this page Sep 4, 2021 · 3 revisions
  1. Get the latest version of the code.

In a command-line window, cd to the directory where you want to download the source code, and run git clone:

git clone https://github.com/ManskeLab/3DSlicer_Erosion_Analysis.git

To update this 3D Slicer extension, cd to the directory named “3DSlicer_Erosion_Analysis” that contains all the source code you downloaded, and run git pull:

git pull
  1. Install 3D Slicer.

  2. Open 3D Slicer and go to Edit > Application Settings > Modules.

  3. Expand the box "Additional module paths:" by clicking the arrow on the right side. This shows the “Add” and “Remove” buttons.

  4. Click “Add” and navigate to the directory where you downloaded the erosion analysis source code. Add the file path of each module separately (i.e. the folders named "AutomaticContour","ErosionDetection" and "CorticalBreak").

  5. After adding all the file paths, click OK. Slicer wants to be restarted.

  6. After restarting Slicer, the toolkits should be listed in the “Bone” category under the "Modules:" list. An alternative way to access the toolkits is to click the magnifying glass beside the “Modules:” list and search for “Automatic Contour”, “Erosion Detection” or "Cortical Break".

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