Release Imageflow 1.0

Imageflow technical blog

Release Imageflow 1.0 Tue, May 19. 2009

This is the first version of Imageflow I regard as stable. Frido and me tried to test it thoroughly over the past week and hopefully we missed nothing. On the other hand, if we do missed something, we have the best reasons to continue development. ;-)

Description

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

More details in the information sheet.

Documentation on the Unit-Element XML-Specification.
The new version brought some slight updates to the specification. The changes are noted in the document.

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 and extract the included Imageflow-folder.

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

  3. Copy the Imageflow-folder into ImageJ's plugin-folder

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



Download

Download Imageflow 1.0 for Windows, Linux and Mac OSX

Download Imageflow 1.0 Java Sources

As always, I appreciate bugreports or other feedback, especially regarding the direction this tool should take.


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