[ITK] [ITK-users] Euler3DTransform not taking user defined Center of Rotation?

[Francois Budin]

Hello Matias,

I used the Euler3DTransform in a python terminal to see if I had problems
setting the center and the angle, and everything seems to work as expected:

trans=itk.Euler3DTransform.D.New()
trans.SetCenter([0,0,0])
trans.SetRotation(10,0,0)
trans.TransformPoint([0,0,0])
Out[46]: itkPointD3 ([0, 0, 0])  <-expected as the transform center is
[0,0,0]

trans.SetCenter([10,0,0])
trans.TransformPoint([0,0,0])
Out[48]: itkPointD3 ([5.16482, -7.96596, 3.62828]) <-rotation not around
[0,0,0] but around [10,0,0]

To try to understand you problem, I would advise you to print the content
of your transform to see if it is set as you expect. In my case, I get:

Euler3DTransform (0x18da8a0)
  RTTI typeinfo:   itk::Euler3DTransform<double>
  Reference Count: 1
  Modified Time: 377
  Debug: Off
  Object Name:
  Observers:
    none
  Matrix:
    0.483518 -0.362828 0.796596
    0.796596 0.559609 -0.228631
    -0.362828 0.745113 0.559609
  Offset: [5.16482, -7.96596, 3.62828]
  Center: [10, 0, 0]
  Translation: [0, 0, 0]
  Inverse:
    0.483518 0.796596 -0.362828
    -0.362828 0.559609 0.745113
    0.796596 -0.228631 0.559609
  Singular: 0
  Euler's angles: AngleX=40 AngleY=10 AngleZ=10
  m_ComputeZYX = 0

Hope this helps,
Francois



On Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 7:11 PM, Matias <matimontg at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi, I'm trying to rotate a volume and use an user defined center but no
> matter what value I set, it seems the rotation is always performed using
> the same center (not sure which, maybe a default center)? Here's the code
> I'm using.. am I missing something? typedef itk::Euler3DTransform< double >
> TransformType; //Transform TransformType::Pointer transform =
> TransformType::New(); double alfa, beta, gamma, centro_rotacion_X,
> centro_rotacion_Y, centro_rotacion_Z, origenX,origenY; gamma =
> atof(argv[2]); beta = atof(argv[3]); alfa = atof(argv[4]);
> centro_rotacion_X = atof(argv[5]); centro_rotacion_Y = atof(argv[6]);
> centro_rotacion_Z = atof(argv[7]); double centro[3] = { centro_rotacion_X,
> centro_rotacion_Y, centro_rotacion_Z }; transform->SetCenter(centro);
> transform->SetRotation(gamma, beta, alfa);
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