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It's best if you place this TIF in a folder called "tex" in the same directory as your c4d file.
If you want to import a slice from your image, first save this slice as a TIF. Use the "Objects" window to expand and see each object. The reason for this is that it's just much easier for making movies at this orientation. If you used the "-r" option, notice the whole imod model is organized under a single null object container called " imod_model" and its already been rotated by -90 degrees in pitch so that the Z axis is now up (in Y) and the Y direction is now Z. Save the file as foo.c4d (which should load faster) and don't forget to save regularly. NOTE: You may like to change the units to "nanometers", but keep in mind the actual units will be pixels at this stage. NOTE: The "Optimize hierarchy" option will remove a lot of "null objects" which contain your IMOD object names and even contour numbers, so you may want untick this option. WARNING: Depending on the size of the vrml and number of spheres, opening the vrml can take many minutes. Choose your "VRML 2 Import" options and click Okay. You can read about the other optional arguments here. NOTE: The "-r" argument will rotate your model to a nice orientation for Cinema 4D. Open a terminal window and use the imod2vrml2 command: as demonstrated:. To reduce this problem consider running the "smoothsurf" command line or generate a low res mesh for certain object. NOTE: IMOD often produces meshes which are unnecessarily fine and/or contain jagged edges along Z. Make sure all your desired objects are turned on (anything off is not included) and correctly meshed using the "Object. Open your IMOD model file in 3dmod, press to bring up the ModelView window. #CINEMA 4D R12 FREE MOD#
#2) Prepare mod file and convert to VRML:. This command should be part of IMOD v 4.4.1 and later. NOTE: The command we need is imod2vrml2, so if you can type "imod2vrml2" into a Terminal window and it recognized this command you can skip this step. On most operating systems you can do this simply by opening a terminal window, then enter " sudo csh /full_path/imod_4.4.2_osx_intel64.csh" and follow the prompts. #CINEMA 4D R12 FREE INSTALL#
Go to the IMOD installation instructions, and use these instructions to install your downloaded.
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Go to: - sign in as "Guest" - and download the version which matches your operating system.#1) Download an install the latest alpha version of IMOD:.Cinema R12 does not open VRML 1.0 files, only VRML 2.0, but earlier versions of C4D can load both - so if you want to use (inferior) VRML 1.0 format please visit my old instructions at: Cinema 4D - Importing models from IMOD to C4D R11.īelow is the sequence to use to import an IMOD model file and then correct these problem: NOTE: If you have Cinema 4D R11 or earlier you can get away with using older versions of IMOD which only convert to VRML 1.0 form. The "imodmesh" algorithm tends to produce some very irregularly shaped triangles and certain points may connect to numerous other points.The exported meshes are often too fine and/or contained jagged edges along Z - hence you may want to use the low res mesh, or use Cinema 4D to do a polygon reduction.To export to VRML you will need the latest alpha version of IMOD, which you can download from: here. Putting an IMOD model file (.mod) into Cinema 4D (.c4d) involves first exporting it to a VRML 2.0 file (.wrl). Importing an IMOD model into Cinema 4D R12 or Later After generating 3D model of cells using IMOD/3dmod, I like to render them nicely and make moving in a program called Cinema 4D - a commercial, cross-platform, high-end 3D graphics application.
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IMOD is a free set of image processing, modeling and display programs used for tomographic reconstruction. NOTE: This page is a daughter page of: Cinema 4D
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