Hi Sabush,

Thanks this was helpful.

What version of windows are you using and how much RAM do you have?

Thanks for the quick response, Importing an image through Open File is currently not supported. Could you try importing the image by right-clicking on "Images" in the data manager on the left side of the screen and then choosing "Add/Replace images" to import your image? You can also see how it is d...

Hi Subash, Thanks for reaching out. To help could you answer a few questions? What image format are you using (e.g. MHA, DICOM, VTI etc.)? How are you loading the image into SimVascular? If possible could you also try launching SimVascular from a command window and then reporting any error messages ...

Hi Chyna,

Thanks for posting your issue.

Have you tried closing and reopening the 2D segmentation plugin? If the plugin is open when you load a project it will not read the paths, so you need to refresh it by closing/opening.

Yes, if you create individual 3D segmentations for each vessel, you can then merge them together in the modeling part of SimVascular. It is a bit unclear what is going on with the segmentations in your picture. Are you saying that they do not appear in the axial/sagittal/coronal planes? Or are they ...

Hi Frank,

I believe the resizing may be the issue. How exactly are you resizing and by how much?

Hi Lisa,

The colliding fronts algorithm will compute separate vector fields for each start/end seed combination and then union the resulting vessel models.

In your case one start seed with two end seeds should work.

Best,

Gabriel

Hi Srihari, Thanks for letting us know about this. Could you let me know the following information: * What kind of image data are you using? * What file format is the image? * How are you loading in the image? Then could you also let me know * What operating system are using? * What version of SimVa...

Hi Emilie, What distribution and version of linux are you building on? We have precompiled versions of all the externals which are normally downloaded when building SimVascular, usually this works fine and is the recommended process. Is there a particular reason you want to build everything from sou...

Hi Marcela, Unfortunately you can't export the image reslices directly from within simvascular. If you have the centerline points, you could try Paraview and using one of their slice options, e.g. "slice along plane". Alternatively if you want to do it programmatically you could access VTK's reslice...