[IGSTK-Users] itk::mesh to igstk::meshobject

[Patrick Cheng]

Hi Aswin,

I forgot we already have the MeshReader. You should just use that class. 
It reads in ITK mesh object and convert it to igstk class.

The only problem is, when I ran the tests, there seem to be a little 
problem with the state machine of the igstkMeshObjectRepresentation, 
which failed to show liver.msh in the tests. I will fix it ASAP.

Thank you,

Patrick

Aswin Mathews wrote:
> Hi Patrick and Andinet,
>  
> I am going by Andinet's suggestion as I need to get this working as soon 
> as possible. But, it would be awesome to have a direct ITK to IGSTK 
> spatialobjects adapter as Patrick mentioned.
>  
> Thanks for the replies,
> Aswin John.
> 
> On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 10:18 AM, Andinet Enquobahrie 
> <andinet.enqu at kitware.com <mailto:andinet.enqu at kitware.com>> wrote:
> 
>     Hi Aswin John,
> 
>     You could use igstk::MeshReader to load 3D mesh data that is stored
>     in MetaIO format.
> 
>     This reader will output igstk mesh spatial object that you can push
>     through your surgical pipeline.
> 
>     -Andinet
> 
>         Hi everyone,
>          I am writing a virtual bronchoscopy surgical tool with the pre
>         planning stage (segmentation) in ITK and surgical stage in
>         IGSTK. In ITK, I have segmented and created an itk::mesh that I
>         want to save to disk and read in at the IGSTK as a
>         IGSTK::MeshObject. Any ideas on how to do this?
>          I prefer to keep the complexity down at the IGSTK side.
>          Thanks a lot.
>         Aswin John.
>          
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