Beta Release

Imageflow technical blog

Beta Release Sun, Mar 1. 2009

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.


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#1 - Roger Bourne 2009-03-10 00:12 - (Reply)

Installation as a plugin.

The extracted folders and files inside the "build" folder need to be moved up one level into the "ImageFlow" folder.

#2 - Dahie 2009-03-10 00:16 - (Reply)

Yes, you are right! Sorry for the inconvenience. ;-)

#3 - Roger Bourne 2009-03-12 01:11 - (Reply)

Actually I had to move "Examples" back into "Build". Apart from that this thing is fun. I will give it to my students to play with.


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