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docs/user_guide_en_source/cap_geren_dados.tex
1 -\chapter{Gerenciamento de dados}  
2 -  
3 -Nos capítulos anteriores, mostrou-se como manipular superfícies, máscaras para segmentação  
4 -e medições. É possível exibir ou ocultar e criar ou remover esses elementos pelo painel de  
5 -gerenciamento de \textbf{Dados}, localizado no canto inferior esquerdo da tela do InVesalius.  
6 -O painel é dividido em 3 abas: \textbf{Máscaras}, \textbf{Superfícies 3D} e \textbf{Medições},  
7 -conforme mostra a figura \ref{fig:volumetric_data}. Cada uma das abas agrupa dados  
8 -correspondentes aos elementos a que se referem.  
9 -  
10 -%\begin{figure}[!htb]  
11 -%\centering  
12 -%\includegraphics[scale=0.5]{medida_volumetrica}  
13 -%\caption{Gerenciamento de dados}  
14 -%\label{fig:volumetric_data}  
15 -%\end{figure} 1 +\chapter{Data management}
  2 +
  3 +Previously, it was shown how to manipulate surfaces, masks for segmentation and measurements. It is possible to show or
  4 +hide, and create or remove these elements at the \textbf{Data} management panel, located in the left inferior corner of
  5 +Invesalius. The panel is divided in 3 tabs: \textbf{Masks}, \textbf{3D Surfaces} and \textbf{Measurements}, shown in
  6 +figure \ref{fig:volumetric_data}. Each tab contains features corresponding to the elements it referes to.
16 7
17 \begin{figure}[!htb] 8 \begin{figure}[!htb]
18 \centering 9 \centering
19 -\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{painel_mask_manager_pt.png}  
20 -\caption{Gerenciamento de dados} 10 +\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{painel_mask_manager_en.png}
  11 +\caption{Data management}
21 \label{fig:volumetric_data} 12 \label{fig:volumetric_data}
22 \end{figure} 13 \end{figure}
23 14
24 -Dentro de cada aba, aparece um painel dividido em linhas e colunas. Em cada linha, a primeira  
25 -coluna determina a visualização do elemento listado naquela linha. Isto é, o ícone que  
26 -representa um "olho" ativa ou desativa a exibição das máscaras, superfícies ou medições. Caso  
27 -um desses elementos esteja em exibição, o ícone da figura \ref{fig:disable_mask} correspondente  
28 -a ele também estará visível. 15 +In each tab, there is a panel divided in rows and columns. First column of each line determines the visualization status
  16 +of the listed element. It means that the "eye" icon activates or deactivates the masks, surface or measurement exibition.
  17 +In case one of these elements is being exhibited, its corresponding icon shown in figure \ref{fig:disable_mask}, will
  18 +also be visible.
29 19
30 \newpage 20 \newpage
31 21
32 \begin{figure}[!htb] 22 \begin{figure}[!htb]
33 \centering 23 \centering
34 \includegraphics[scale=0.9]{eye} 24 \includegraphics[scale=0.9]{eye}
35 -\caption{Ícone indicativo da visibilidade de elementos} 25 +\caption{Icon indicating the elements visibility}
36 \label{fig:disable_mask} 26 \label{fig:disable_mask}
37 \end{figure} 27 \end{figure}
38 28
39 -Algumas operações são possíveis sobre os dados. Por exemplo, para excluir um dado, é necessário  
40 -primeiro selecionar seu nome, como mostra a figura \ref{fig:selected_mask} e, em seguida, clicar  
41 -no atalho que a figura \ref{fig:delete_data} ilustra. 29 +Some operations may be porformed with the data. For instance, to remove one element, it is necessary to first select
  30 +its name, show in figure \ref{fig:selected_mask} and next click in the shortcut illustrated in
  31 +figure \ref{fig:delete_data}.
42 32
43 \begin{figure}[!htb] 33 \begin{figure}[!htb]
44 \centering 34 \centering
45 -\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{painel_selected_mask_pt.png}  
46 -\caption{Dado selecionado} 35 +\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{painel_selected_mask_en.png}
  36 +\caption{Data selected}
47 \label{fig:selected_mask} 37 \label{fig:selected_mask}
48 \end{figure} 38 \end{figure}
49 39
@@ -51,27 +41,26 @@ no atalho que a figura \ref{fig:delete_data} ilustra. @@ -51,27 +41,26 @@ no atalho que a figura \ref{fig:delete_data} ilustra.
51 \begin{figure}[!htb] 41 \begin{figure}[!htb]
52 \centering 42 \centering
53 \includegraphics[scale=0.8]{data_remove.png} 43 \includegraphics[scale=0.8]{data_remove.png}
54 -\caption{Excluir dado} 44 +\caption{Remove data}
55 \label{fig:delete_data} 45 \label{fig:delete_data}
56 \end{figure} 46 \end{figure}
57 47
58 -Para criar uma nova máscara, superfície ou medição, basta clicar no atalho ilustrado na figura  
59 -\ref{fig:new_data}, desde que a respectiva aba esteja aberta. 48 +To create a new mask, surface or measurement, click in the shortcut show in figure \ref{fig:new_data}, considering that
  49 +the corresponding tab must be open.
60 50
61 \begin{figure}[!htb] 51 \begin{figure}[!htb]
62 \centering 52 \centering
63 \includegraphics[scale=0.8]{data_new.png} 53 \includegraphics[scale=0.8]{data_new.png}
64 -\caption{Novo dado} 54 +\caption{New data}
65 \label{fig:new_data} 55 \label{fig:new_data}
66 \end{figure} 56 \end{figure}
67 57
68 -Para copiar um dado, basta selecioná-lo e clicar no atalho que a figura \ref{fig:duplicate_data}  
69 -ilustra. 58 +To duplicate a data, select it and click in the shortcut shown in figure \ref{fig:duplicate_data}.
70 59
71 \begin{figure}[!htb] 60 \begin{figure}[!htb]
72 \centering 61 \centering
73 \includegraphics[scale=0.8]{data_duplicate.png} 62 \includegraphics[scale=0.8]{data_duplicate.png}
74 -\caption{Copiar dado} 63 +\caption{Duplicate data}
75 \label{fig:duplicate_data} 64 \label{fig:duplicate_data}
76 \end{figure} 65 \end{figure}
77 66
@@ -79,58 +68,58 @@ ilustra. @@ -79,58 +68,58 @@ ilustra.
79 \newpage 68 \newpage
80 69
81 70
82 -\section{Máscaras} 71 +\section{Masks}
83 72
84 -Na coluna \textbf{Nome}, são exibidos a cor e o nome atribuídos à máscara. Já a coluna  
85 -\textbf{Limiar} exibe o intervalo de valores utilizado para criar a máscara. A figura  
86 -\ref{fig:volumetric_data} mostra um exemplo. 73 +At column \textbf{Name}, the mask's color and name are show. In turn, column \textbf{Threshold} show the value range
  74 +used to create the mask. Figure \ref{fig:volumetric_data} exhibits an example.
87 75
88 -\section{Superfícies 3D} 76 +\section{3D Surface}
89 77
90 -Na coluna \textbf{Nome}, são exibidos a cor e o nome atribuídos à superfície. A coluna  
91 -\textbf{Volume} mostra o volume total da superfície. Por fim, a coluna \textbf{Transparência}  
92 -indica o nível de transparência em uso para exibir a superfície. A figura \ref{fig:surface_manager}  
93 -traz um exemplo. 78 +At column \textbf{Name}, the surface's color and name are show. Column \textbf{Volume} show the total surface volume.
  79 +Finally, column \textbf{Transparency} indicates the level of transparency in use for surface visualization.
  80 +Figure \ref{fig:surface_manager} shows an example.
94 81
95 \begin{figure}[!htb] 82 \begin{figure}[!htb]
96 \centering 83 \centering
97 -\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{painel_volumetric_measures_pt.png}  
98 -\caption{Gerenciamento de superfícies} 84 +\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{painel_volumetric_measures_en.png}
  85 +\caption{Surface manager}
99 \label{fig:surface_manager} 86 \label{fig:surface_manager}
100 \end{figure} 87 \end{figure}
101 88
102 -\subsection{Importação de superfície} 89 +\subsection{Import surface}
103 90
104 -É possível importar arquivos do tipo STL, OBJ, PLY e VTP (VTK Polydata File Format) com um projeto do InVesalius ativo, para isso é necessário clicar no ícone que é mostrado na figura~\ref{fig:import_stl}, selecionar (figura~\ref{fig:import_surface}) o formato do arquivo que será importado e depois clicar no \textbf{Abrir}. 91 +It is possible to import a file of type STL, OBJ, PLY or VTP (VTK Polydata File Format) with an active InVesalius
  92 +project. To do so, click in the icon shown in figure~\ref{fig:import_stl}, select the
  93 +format of the corresponding file, figure~\ref{fig:import_surface}, and click Open.
105 94
106 \begin{figure}[!htb] 95 \begin{figure}[!htb]
107 \centering 96 \centering
108 \includegraphics[scale=0.8]{load_mesh.png} 97 \includegraphics[scale=0.8]{load_mesh.png}
109 -\caption{Importar Superfície} 98 +\caption{Shortcut to import surface }
110 \label{fig:import_stl} 99 \label{fig:import_stl}
111 \end{figure} 100 \end{figure}
112 101
113 \begin{figure}[!htb] 102 \begin{figure}[!htb]
114 \centering 103 \centering
115 -\includegraphics[scale=0.4]{import_surface_pt.png}  
116 -\caption{Janela para importação de superfície} 104 +\includegraphics[scale=0.4]{import_surface_en.png}
  105 +\caption{Window to import surface}
117 \label{fig:import_surface} 106 \label{fig:import_surface}
118 \end{figure} 107 \end{figure}
119 108
120 \newpage 109 \newpage
121 110
122 111
123 -\section{Medições} 112 +\section{Measurements}
124 113
125 -A aba \textbf{Medições} traz as seguintes informações. A coluna \textbf{Nome} exibe a cor e o  
126 -nome atribuídos à medição. A coluna \textbf{Local} exibe onde a medição foi feita (imagem axial,  
127 -coronal, sagital ou 3D), e \textbf{Tipo} indica o tipo da medida (linear ou angular). Por último,  
128 -a coluna \textbf{Valor} informa a medida propriamente dita. Veja a figura \ref{fig:manager_mensuares}. 114 +The tab \textbf{Measurements} shows the following information. Column \textbf{Name} indicates the color and measurement
  115 +name. Column \textbf{Local} indicates where the measurement was taken (image axial, coronal, sagital or 3D), and
  116 +\textbf{Type} indicates the type of measurement (linear or angular). Finally, column \textbf{Value} shows the
  117 +measurement value. Figure \ref{fig:manager_mensuares} illustrates the \textbf{Measurements} tab.
129 118
130 \begin{figure}[!htb] 119 \begin{figure}[!htb]
131 \centering 120 \centering
132 -\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{painel_measures_manager_pt.png}  
133 -\caption{Gerenciamento de medições} 121 +\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{painel_measures_manager_en.png}
  122 +\caption{Data management}
134 \label{fig:manager_mensuares} 123 \label{fig:manager_mensuares}
135 \end{figure} 124 \end{figure}
136 125
docs/user_guide_en_source/cap_med.tex
1 \chapter{Measures} 1 \chapter{Measures}
2 2
3 -InVesalius allows linear and angular measurements in 2D (axial, coronal and sagittal planes) and 3D (surfaces). It is also possible to take measurements volume and area on surfaces. 3 +InVesalius has linear and angular measurements in 2D (axial, coronal and sagittal planes) and 3D (surfaces). It is also possible to take measurements volume and area on surfaces.
4 4
5 \section{Linear Measurement} 5 \section{Linear Measurement}
6 6
7 -%Para realizar medições lineares, é necessário ativar o recurso clicando no atalho  
8 -%correspondente localizado na barra de ferramentas (figura \ref{fig:measure_line_original}).  
9 -  
10 To perform linear measurements, it is necessary to activate the feature by clicking on the shortcut corresponding toolbar located (figure\ref{fig:measure_line_original}). 7 To perform linear measurements, it is necessary to activate the feature by clicking on the shortcut corresponding toolbar located (figure\ref{fig:measure_line_original}).
11 8
12 \begin{figure}[!htb] 9 \begin{figure}[!htb]
@@ -16,20 +13,10 @@ To perform linear measurements, it is necessary to activate the feature by click @@ -16,20 +13,10 @@ To perform linear measurements, it is necessary to activate the feature by click
16 \label{fig:measure_line_original} 13 \label{fig:measure_line_original}
17 \end{figure} 14 \end{figure}
18 15
19 -%Uma medição linear é definida entre dois pontos. Com o recurso ativado, clique  
20 -%\textbf{uma} vez sobre a imagem para estabelecer o ponto inicial. Em seguida,  
21 -%posicione o ponteiro do mouse no ponto final e clique \textbf{uma} vez novamente.  
22 -%A medição é executada e o resultado é exibido automaticamente sobre a imagem ou  
23 -%superfície.  
24 -  
25 A linear measurement is defined between two points. With the feature enabled, click \textbf{once} on the image to set the starting point. Then position the mouse pointer on the end point and click \textbf{one} again. The measurement is performed and the result is automatically displayed on the image or surface. 16 A linear measurement is defined between two points. With the feature enabled, click \textbf{once} on the image to set the starting point. Then position the mouse pointer on the end point and click \textbf{one} again. The measurement is performed and the result is automatically displayed on the image or surface.
26 17
27 -%A figura \ref{fig:axial_linear} mostra uma medida linear em 2D na orientação axial, e a figura \ref{fig:3d_linear} mostra outra medida linear em 3D (superfície).  
28 -  
29 The figure \ref{fig:axial_linear} shows a 2D linear measure in the axial orientation, and the figure \ref{fig:3d_linear} shows another linear measure in 3D (surface). 18 The figure \ref{fig:axial_linear} shows a 2D linear measure in the axial orientation, and the figure \ref{fig:3d_linear} shows another linear measure in 3D (surface).
30 19
31 -%Uma vez feita a medida linear em 2D, é possível edita-la, para isso é necessário posicionar o mouse sobre uma das extremidades, manter o \textbf{botão direito do mouse} pressionado e arrastar para a posição desejada.  
32 -  
33 Once you have made the 2D linear measurement, you can edit it by placing the mouse on one end, holding down the \textbf{right mouse button} and dragging it to the desired position. 20 Once you have made the 2D linear measurement, you can edit it by placing the mouse on one end, holding down the \textbf{right mouse button} and dragging it to the desired position.
34 21
35 \begin{figure}[!htb] 22 \begin{figure}[!htb]
@@ -50,9 +37,6 @@ Once you have made the 2D linear measurement, you can edit it by placing the mou @@ -50,9 +37,6 @@ Once you have made the 2D linear measurement, you can edit it by placing the mou
50 37
51 \section{Angular Measurement} 38 \section{Angular Measurement}
52 39
53 -%Uma medição angular em 2D ou sobre uma superfície (3D) pode ser realizada clicando-se  
54 -%no atalho ilustrado na figura \ref{fig:atalho_angular}.  
55 -  
56 An angular measurement in 2D on a surface (3D) can be done by clicking on the shortcut shown in figure~\ref{fig:atalho_angular}. 40 An angular measurement in 2D on a surface (3D) can be done by clicking on the shortcut shown in figure~\ref{fig:atalho_angular}.
57 41
58 \begin{figure}[!htb] 42 \begin{figure}[!htb]
@@ -62,22 +46,10 @@ An angular measurement in 2D on a surface (3D) can be done by clicking on the sh @@ -62,22 +46,10 @@ An angular measurement in 2D on a surface (3D) can be done by clicking on the sh
62 \label{fig:atalho_angular} 46 \label{fig:atalho_angular}
63 \end{figure} 47 \end{figure}
64 48
65 -%Para efetuar a medição angular, é necessário fornecer os três pontos que descreverão o  
66 -%ângulo a ser medido, A\^{B}C. Posicione o ponteiro do mouse e clique \textbf{uma} vez  
67 -%com o botão esquerdo para determinar o primeiro ponto, A. Para inserir o segundo ponto,  
68 -%B (o vértice do ângulo ou o "centro do transferidor"), posicione o ponteiro do mouse e  
69 -%clique \textbf{uma} vez novamente. Repita as mesmas ações para determinar o terceiro  
70 -%ponto, C. A medição é executada e, automaticamente, a medida resultante é exibida sobre  
71 -%a imagem ou superfície.  
72 -  
73 To perform the angular measurement, is necessary to provide the three points that will describe the angle to be measured, A\^{B}C. Click \textbf{one} instead with the left button to determine the first point, A. To insert the second point, B (the vertex of the angle or the "center"), position the mouse pointer and click \textbf{one} again. Repeat the same actions to determine the third point, C. The resulting measurement is displayed on the image or surface. 49 To perform the angular measurement, is necessary to provide the three points that will describe the angle to be measured, A\^{B}C. Click \textbf{one} instead with the left button to determine the first point, A. To insert the second point, B (the vertex of the angle or the "center"), position the mouse pointer and click \textbf{one} again. Repeat the same actions to determine the third point, C. The resulting measurement is displayed on the image or surface.
74 50
75 -%A figura \ref{fig:axial_angular} ilustra uma medida angular em uma imagem plana, e a figura \ref{fig:axial_superficie} ilustra uma medida angular sobre uma superfície.  
76 -  
77 The figure \ref{fig:axial_angular} illustrates an angular measurement on a flat image, and the figure \ref{fig:axial_superficie} illustrates an angular measurement on a surface. 51 The figure \ref{fig:axial_angular} illustrates an angular measurement on a flat image, and the figure \ref{fig:axial_superficie} illustrates an angular measurement on a surface.
78 52
79 -%A exemplo da medida linear em 2D, também é possível editar a medida angular 2D, para isso é necessário posicionar o mouse sobre uma das extremidades, manter o \textbf{botão direito do mouse} pressionado e arrastar para a posição desejada.  
80 -  
81 As 2D linear measurement, you can also edit the 2D angular measurement, so you need to position the mouse on one end, hold down the \textbf{right mouse button} and drag it to the desired position. 53 As 2D linear measurement, you can also edit the 2D angular measurement, so you need to position the mouse on one end, hold down the \textbf{right mouse button} and drag it to the desired position.
82 54
83 \begin{figure}[!htb] 55 \begin{figure}[!htb]
@@ -99,18 +71,14 @@ As 2D linear measurement, you can also edit the 2D angular measurement, so you n @@ -99,18 +71,14 @@ As 2D linear measurement, you can also edit the 2D angular measurement, so you n
99 71
100 \section{Volumetric Measurement} 72 \section{Volumetric Measurement}
101 73
102 -%As medições de volume e área são feitas automaticamente ao se criar uma nova superfície.  
103 -%Elas são exibidas na aba \textbf{Superfícies 3D}, no painel de gerenciamento de \textbf{Dados}, localizado no canto  
104 -%inferior esquerdo da tela, como ilustra a figura \ref{fig:volumetric_mensure}.  
105 -  
106 Volume and area measurements are made automatically when you create a new surface. they are displayed in the \textbf{Surfaces 3D} tab in the \textbf{Data} management panel, located in the corner 74 Volume and area measurements are made automatically when you create a new surface. they are displayed in the \textbf{Surfaces 3D} tab in the \textbf{Data} management panel, located in the corner
107 Bottom left of the screen, as illustrated in figure~\ref{fig:volumetric_mensure}. 75 Bottom left of the screen, as illustrated in figure~\ref{fig:volumetric_mensure}.
108 76
109 \begin{figure}[!htb] 77 \begin{figure}[!htb]
110 \centering 78 \centering
111 -\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{painel_volumetric_measures_pt.png} 79 +\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{painel_volumetric_measures_en.png}
112 \caption{Volumetric measurements} 80 \caption{Volumetric measurements}
113 \label{fig:volumetric_mensure} 81 \label{fig:volumetric_mensure}
114 \end{figure} 82 \end{figure}
115 83
116 -\textbf{Note: Volume measurement is given in cubic millimeter ($mm^3$), already the one of area in square millimeter ($mm^2$)} 84 -\textbf{Note: Volume measurement is given in cubic millimeter ($mm^3$), already the one of area in square millimeter ($mm^2$)}
  85 +\textbf{Note: Volume measurement is given in cubic millimeter ($mm^3$), already the one of area in square millimeter ($mm^2$)}
117 \ No newline at end of file 86 \ No newline at end of file
docs/user_guide_en_source/cap_superf.tex
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ On the left panel, inside \textbf{3. Configure 3D surface}, \textbf{Surface prop @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ On the left panel, inside \textbf{3. Configure 3D surface}, \textbf{Surface prop
7 7
8 \begin{figure}[!htb] 8 \begin{figure}[!htb]
9 \centering 9 \centering
10 -\includegraphics[scale=0.65]{surface_config_panel_pt.png} 10 +\includegraphics[scale=0.65]{surface_config_panel_en.png}
11 \caption{3D surface configuration.} 11 \caption{3D surface configuration.}
12 \label{fig:3d_surface_managment} 12 \label{fig:3d_surface_managment}
13 \end{figure} 13 \end{figure}
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ After clicking this button a dialog will be shown (figure \ref{fig:create_surfac @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ After clicking this button a dialog will be shown (figure \ref{fig:create_surfac
28 28
29 \begin{figure}[!htb] 29 \begin{figure}[!htb]
30 \centering 30 \centering
31 -\includegraphics[scale=0.5]{surface_config_window_pt.png} 31 +\includegraphics[scale=0.5]{surface_config_window_en.png}
32 \caption{3D surface creation dialog.} 32 \caption{3D surface creation dialog.}
33 \label{fig:create_surface_1} 33 \label{fig:create_surface_1}
34 \end{figure} 34 \end{figure}
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ It's also possible to display a surface with some level of Transparency. To do t @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ It's also possible to display a surface with some level of Transparency. To do t
83 83
84 \begin{figure}[!htb] 84 \begin{figure}[!htb]
85 \centering 85 \centering
86 -\includegraphics[scale=0.8]{surface_select_menu.png} 86 +\includegraphics[scale=0.8]{surface_select_menu_en.png}
87 \caption{Surface selection.} 87 \caption{Surface selection.}
88 \label{fig:select_surface} 88 \label{fig:select_surface}
89 \end{figure} 89 \end{figure}
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ Then, to set the level of surface transparency, use de sliding control shown in @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ Then, to set the level of surface transparency, use de sliding control shown in
92 92
93 \begin{figure}[!htb] 93 \begin{figure}[!htb]
94 \centering 94 \centering
95 -\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{surface_transparency_pt.png} 95 +\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{surface_transparency_en.png}
96 \caption{Selection of surface transparency.} 96 \caption{Selection of surface transparency.}
97 \label{fig:select_transparency} 97 \label{fig:select_transparency}
98 \end{figure} 98 \end{figure}
@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ To split disconnected surfaces it's necessary to go to \textbf{3. Configure 3D s @@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ To split disconnected surfaces it's necessary to go to \textbf{3. Configure 3D s
134 134
135 \begin{figure}[!htb] 135 \begin{figure}[!htb]
136 \centering 136 \centering
137 -\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{surface_painel_advanced_options_pt.png} 137 +\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{surface_painel_advanced_options_en.png}
138 \caption{Advanced options.} 138 \caption{Advanced options.}
139 \label{fig:advanced_tools} 139 \label{fig:advanced_tools}
140 \end{figure} 140 \end{figure}
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ The advanced options panel will be displayed (figure~\ref{fig:advanced_tools_exp @@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ The advanced options panel will be displayed (figure~\ref{fig:advanced_tools_exp
145 145
146 \begin{figure}[!htb] 146 \begin{figure}[!htb]
147 \centering 147 \centering
148 -\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{surface_split_pt.png} 148 +\includegraphics[scale=0.7]{surface_split_en.png}
149 \caption{Advanced options panel.} 149 \caption{Advanced options panel.}
150 \label{fig:advanced_tools_expanded} 150 \label{fig:advanced_tools_expanded}
151 \end{figure} 151 \end{figure}
docs/user_guide_en_source/cap_visual_simult.tex
1 -%\chapter{Visualização simultânea de imagens e superfície}  
2 \chapter{Simultaneous viewing of images and surfaces} 1 \chapter{Simultaneous viewing of images and surfaces}
3 2
4 -%A visualização simultânea de imagens e superfície pode ser acionada clicando com o botão  
5 -%\textbf{esquerdo} do mouse sobre o atalho localizado no canto inferior direito da tela do  
6 -%InVesalius. Veja a figura \ref{fig:slice_plane_original}.  
7 -The simultaneous viewing of images and surfaces can be activated in InVesalius by clicking the left mouse button on the shortcut located in the lower right corner of the InVesalius screen. See figure~ \ref{fig:slice_plane_original}. 3 +The simultaneous viewing of images and surfaces can be activated clicking the \textbf{left} mouse button on the shortcut located in the lower right corner of the InVesalius screen. See figure~ \ref{fig:slice_plane_original}.
8 4
9 \begin{figure}[!htb] 5 \begin{figure}[!htb]
10 \centering 6 \centering
@@ -13,39 +9,26 @@ The simultaneous viewing of images and surfaces can be activated in InVesalius b @@ -13,39 +9,26 @@ The simultaneous viewing of images and surfaces can be activated in InVesalius b
13 \label{fig:slice_plane_original} 9 \label{fig:slice_plane_original}
14 \end{figure} 10 \end{figure}
15 11
16 -%Este recurso permite habilitar ou desabilitar a exibição das imagens nas diferentes  
17 -%orientações (ou planos) na mesma janela de visualização da superfície 3D. Para isso, basta  
18 -%marcar ou desmarcar a opção correspondente no menu indicado na figura \ref{fig:view_2d_3d_1}.  
19 -  
20 -This feature allows one to either enable or disable the display of images in different orientations (or plans) within the same display window of the 3D surface. To do this, simply check or uncheck the corresponding option in the menu shown in figure~\ref{fig:view_2d_3d_1}. 12 +This feature allows enable or disable the display of images in different orientations (or plans) within the same display window of the 3D surface. To do this, simply check or uncheck the corresponding option in the menu shown in figure~\ref{fig:view_2d_3d_1}.
21 13
22 \begin{figure}[!htb] 14 \begin{figure}[!htb]
23 \centering 15 \centering
24 -\includegraphics[scale=0.6]{view_2d_3d_1} 16 +\includegraphics[scale=0.6]{view_2d_3d_1_en.png}
25 \caption{Selection of the guidelines (plans) to display} 17 \caption{Selection of the guidelines (plans) to display}
26 \label{fig:view_2d_3d_1} 18 \label{fig:view_2d_3d_1}
27 \end{figure} 19 \end{figure}
28 20
29 -%Vale notar que uma orientação, quando selecionada, apresenta uma marca na opção correspondente.  
30 -%Isso é ilustrado na figura \ref{fig:view_2d_3d_2}.  
31 -  
32 It is worth noting when the particular orientation is selected, a check is presented in the corresponding option. This is illustrated in figure~\ref{fig:view_2d_3d_2}. 21 It is worth noting when the particular orientation is selected, a check is presented in the corresponding option. This is illustrated in figure~\ref{fig:view_2d_3d_2}.
33 22
34 \begin{figure}[!htb] 23 \begin{figure}[!htb]
35 \centering 24 \centering
36 -\includegraphics[scale=0.6]{view_2d_3d_2} 25 +\includegraphics[scale=0.6]{view_2d_3d_2_en.png}
37 \caption{Selected Guidelines for display} 26 \caption{Selected Guidelines for display}
38 \label{fig:view_2d_3d_2} 27 \label{fig:view_2d_3d_2}
39 \end{figure} 28 \end{figure}
40 29
41 -  
42 \newpage 30 \newpage
43 31
44 -  
45 -%Se a superfície já estiver sendo exibida, os planos das orientações serão apresentados como mostra  
46 -%a figura \ref{fig:3d_planes}. Caso contrário, somente os planos serão exibidos  
47 -%(figura \ref{fig:only_2d_planes}).  
48 -  
49 If the surface is already displayed, the plans of the guidelines will be presented as shown in figure~\ref{fig:only_2d_planes}. Otherwise, only the plans will be displayed 32 If the surface is already displayed, the plans of the guidelines will be presented as shown in figure~\ref{fig:only_2d_planes}. Otherwise, only the plans will be displayed
50 33
51 \begin{figure}[!htb] 34 \begin{figure}[!htb]
@@ -64,7 +47,4 @@ If the surface is already displayed, the plans of the guidelines will be present @@ -64,7 +47,4 @@ If the surface is already displayed, the plans of the guidelines will be present
64 47
65 \newpage 48 \newpage
66 49
67 -%Para desativar a exibição de um plano, basta desmarcar a opção correspondente no menu  
68 -%(figura \ref{fig:view_2d_3d_2}).  
69 -  
70 To view the display of a plan, just uncheck the corresponding option in the menu (figure~\ref{fig:view_2d_3d_2}) 50 To view the display of a plan, just uncheck the corresponding option in the menu (figure~\ref{fig:view_2d_3d_2})
71 \ No newline at end of file 51 \ No newline at end of file
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@@ -48,10 +48,8 @@ There are several predefined viewing patterns. Some examples are illustrated in @@ -48,10 +48,8 @@ There are several predefined viewing patterns. Some examples are illustrated in
48 \label{fig:MIP} 48 \label{fig:MIP}
49 \end{figure} 49 \end{figure}
50 50
51 -  
52 \newpage 51 \newpage
53 52
54 -  
55 \section{Standard Customization} 53 \section{Standard Customization}
56 54
57 Some patterns can be personalized (and customized). See figure~\ref{fig:customize_1}, which is exhibiting a pattern and some graphical controls adjustment. With these features, It is possible to change the color of a given structure and its opacity, determining if and how it will be displayed. 55 Some patterns can be personalized (and customized). See figure~\ref{fig:customize_1}, which is exhibiting a pattern and some graphical controls adjustment. With these features, It is possible to change the color of a given structure and its opacity, determining if and how it will be displayed.
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