General

Since october I have been working on the project. As you could follow in the blog, at time more active than others, but the progress is not the topic. I pritty much worked on my own and only consulted with my Professor every now and then. I presented the application to colleagues and friends and got a bit feedback, but I didn't really talk to the ImageJ-community about it, yet. It makes me even happier that people write me and compliment me on the program. It's beta, it's buggy, but I appreciate your feedback. Gives me great joy and motivation to continue to work on the first stable release.

(Even though I should be writing my thesis now )

The first version is released. This includes basically all functions of version 1, but is not thoroughly tested and therefore taken as non-stabile.

Description

ImageFlow is a node-based Macro-Editing interface for ImageJ.

More details in the information sheet.

Documentation on the Unit-Element XML-Specification.

Installation

Requires: Java Runtime Environment 1.5
Tested on Windows XP, Ubuntu and Mac OS X 10.4

Run as standalone application:

1. Download the archive


2. Extract into a directory on your harddrive


3. Launch the Imageflow_.jar

Run as ImageJ-Plugin:

1. Download the archive


2. Navigate to the plugins-directory of your ImageJ-installation


3. Create a subfolder called "ImageFlow"


4. Extract the archive into this folder.


5. Restart ImageJ and a new menu-item for Imageflow appears in the Plugins-Menu.

Download

Download Imageflow-binaries

Sources will be available for the final version or on request.

I appreciate bugreports or other kinds of feedback.