Hi Moses, The interpolation.py calculates the mesh motion from the registered surface meshes obtained from elastix_main.py. When running the simulations, you would need to use the mesh at the first time step and use the motion files to prescribe displacements over time. You can find an example case ...

Hi Christian, You should be able to access SimVascular from command line by following the steps under "Setup SimVascular to run from a terminal" on this page: http://simvascular.github.io/docsInstallation.html. After finishing the above steps, you could launch SimVascular's Python by typing "simvasc...

Dear Yikai, The latest version of SimVascular has a Python scripting interface that you can use to generate synthetic shapes. You can access the Python interface by clicking on the Python icon on the toolbar. It allows you to run scripts if you want to generate a large number of shapes. Depending on...