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• Thiago Franco Moraes(usuário não autenticado)

  17 de Agosto de 2011, 13:32

   

  Hi Neis,

  Apparently, it happens because the amount of memory used by InVesalius overreached the maximum allowed to a software in Windows 32 bits. To ensure this hypothesis I need to know:
  - Operational System (Windows, Linux or Mac?)
  - Is you Operation System 32 bit or 64 bit?
  - The amount of memory in your system.
  - How big is the file you want to open in InVesalius?

  You can try to skip some slices when you import. I advise you to use a 64 bit Operational System.

  
  

  • Neis Lugo(usuário não autenticado)

    18 de Agosto de 2011, 11:31

     

    Hi Thiago, thanks for your answer.

    We installed InVesalius in two computers. Both of them works under the same features:

    -Operational System: Windows XP

    -I'm not sure about the bits, but I can tell you that it says "x86" (I think that Windows XP x86 can support both 32 and 64 bits, I'm not sure because my knowledge about computers is very limited)

    -RAM: 2 GB

    -We tried opening files with 300-350 images (about 125-200 MB)

    We hope you can help us and that you can understand our english. If you need more information about the computer, the program or the installations, we will try to be able to anwser. Thanks a lot for your help!

     

    
    

    • Thiago Franco Moraes(usuário não autenticado)

      18 de Agosto de 2011, 14:05

       

      Hi Neis,

      It seems your Windows XP is 32 bits. I suggest you to skip some slices when you are importing your dicom files. You can see this option in this image where is highlighted in red i.im​gur.​com/​7arJ​l.jp​g .

      
      

      • Neis Lugo(usuário não autenticado)

        19 de Agosto de 2011, 17:05

         

        Hi Thiago, thanks again for your answers!We followed your advice and the program runs more faster (than when we were taking the whole file). However, the problem continues appearing on the screen. We can create the 3D surfaces and make some changes but suddenly the error message pops up. It appears at any stage of the process. Most commonly, when we are splitting disconnected parts or when we are selecting some regions over the surface. But we never know when the message is going to emerge. After click on "abort" (the only option we can choose), appears another box which apparently links the error with the Microsoft Visual C++. We tried some solutions we found on the web but none of them seems to be the ideal one.We will try to send you the images so you'll can see better the error messages! We will wait for your answer! Thanks a lot! 

        
        

        • t l(usuário não autenticado)

          22 de Agosto de 2011, 9:21

           

          bonjour mon programme fonctionne tres bien

          mais je n'arrive pas a imprimer certains fichiers STL sur mon imprimante 3D, ils sont non-manifolds

          quelqu'un d'autre a t il ce souci?

          merci

           

          
          

          • Neis Lugo(usuário não autenticado)

            23 de Agosto de 2011, 11:38

             

            Hi Thiago!

            Here, I send you the image with the error message that appears on the screen. The box you will see emerge just after click "Abort" in the previous message ("An unhandled exception occurred"). If you have another solution it will be very well received. I read in another posts that you are now developing a new version of the program. I hope we can be able to enjoy it really soon. Please, I will appreciate if you can keep us informed about it.

            Thanks a lot for your help!

            Link to the image:
            imag​esha​ck.u​s/ph​oto/​my-i​mage​s/53​4/er​roru​nhan​dled​exce​ptio​n.jp​g/

            
            

            • Thiago Franco Moraes(usuário não autenticado)

              24 de Agosto de 2011, 14:21

               

              Hi Neis,

              Yes, We are doing a lot of improvements in InVesalius. Specially in memory use, now it's using a lot of times less memory than the actual InVesalius.

              I suggest you to buy more memory RAM and to use a 64 bit operational system. Unfortunately, that's the only suggest I have to you.

              
              

              • Neis Lugo(usuário não autenticado)

                25 de Agosto de 2011, 10:51

                 

                Hi Thiago,

                Thanks for your answer! Well, I will try another operational system with more memory while we wait for the new version of the program. So far you have been doing an excellent job! Congratulations!

                Good luck!