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Online OsiriX Documentation/Using OsiriX Plugins

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< ^ > Before you can use plug-ins, you will either need to download a plug-in or write it yourself. Downloading Plug-ins A number of plug-ins (plus their source code) can be downloaded off the main OsiriX website at: http://www.osirix-viewer.com/Plugins.html Plug-ins currently available at this location include: Image Filters Invert & Web browser Duplicate Fill Gaps T2 Fit Map ROI Tools ROI Enhancement ROI Creation Ejection Fraction Calculation Pixel Normalization Fusion Filters CT Angio Subtraction Ratio T2 Map Other Filters OpenGL Additionally, some plug-ins are only available as source from the main OsiriX SVN repository over at SourceForge. Image Filters Align Tools for the construction of EM image mosaics by manual registration ROI Tools Spine Counter Label dentritic spines by type and export to text files Developing Your Own Plug-ins If you are interested in developing your own plug-ins, you may download Osirix source code which includes sample plug-ins as well as the OsiriX Plug-ins Developer Toolkit manual. As Antoine says: Writing a plug-in for OsiriX is a really easy process, and it's totally free! The development environment (XCode) is available with any Macs, you just need to install the Developer CD-ROM. You will have to use Objective-C language to write a plug-in. Objective-C is really a great object-oriented and dynamic language (like Java, but much faster!). (note: Xcode can also be downloaded for free by becoming a free ADC member at) http://developer.apple.com/membership/ For further details on writing plug-ins, please refer to the step-by-step manual that comes with the Plugin Developer Toolkit, or contact the OsiriX Developers Discussion Group. Installing Plug-ins Once you have a plug-in, the next step is to put your plug-in in an appropriate place where OsiriX can find it. OsiriX looks in 3 places: /Library/Application Support/OsiriX/plugins homeDirectory/Library/Application Support/OsiriX/plugins OsiriX/Contents/Plugins (This is the application package) The first location (/Library/Application Support/OsiriX/plugins) is recommended, as this will allow all of the users on your system to use that plug-in. Using Plug-ins Uninstalling Plug-ins Select the plugin you want to uninstall from installed plugin list. Hit delete on keyboard. OsiriX < ^ > es:Documentación en línea de OsiriX/Utilizar Plugins de OsiriX ja:OsiriX オンライン解説文書/OsiriX入門 プラグインを使用する