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Creating Cross Section of Anatomy

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    BrandomFB
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    Hi,

    What's the easiest way of creating a 2D Cross Section of the Yoon-sun anatomical model? I'm just interested in seeing if some anatomical dimensions change when I use poser to get different postures.

    Regards,

    Brandom F.

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      You can use the planar cut tool and create slices (for 2d) or cuts. You can multiselect all tissues you are interested in, but it might take a while for yoon-sun v4 depending on the number of tissues.

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        Planar Slice creates contours, which you can cover eg to compute area

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          You can use the planar cut tool and create slices (for 2d) or cuts. You can multiselect all tissues you are interested in, but it might take a while for yoon-sun v4 depending on the number of tissues.

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          @bryn Thanks! All this is made after creating the voxels right?

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            @BrandomFB

            no, actually the Planar Cut tool is in the modeler:

            1. Pose the model, and Clone As Static.
            2. Select the tissues you are interested in.
            3. Modify -> Planar Cut -> Planar Slice (button in the 3D view)
            4. Wire Tools -> Cover Loops (to create surface from closed contours)
            5. Tools -> Geometry (to measure area)

            posed_eartha.PNG
            clone_as_static.PNG
            planar_cut_tool.PNG
            slices.PNG
            cover_loops.PNG
            measure_tool.PNG
            measure.PNG

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              @BrandomFB

              no, actually the Planar Cut tool is in the modeler:

              1. Pose the model, and Clone As Static.
              2. Select the tissues you are interested in.
              3. Modify -> Planar Cut -> Planar Slice (button in the 3D view)
              4. Wire Tools -> Cover Loops (to create surface from closed contours)
              5. Tools -> Geometry (to measure area)

              posed_eartha.PNG
              clone_as_static.PNG
              planar_cut_tool.PNG
              slices.PNG
              cover_loops.PNG
              measure_tool.PNG
              measure.PNG

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              BrandomFB
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              @bryn Thank you very much! Really appreciate it! I was doing the slicing from the voxels. Definitely, this approach is way better.

              Regards,

              Brandom F.

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