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|width="300px"|The ''AAMToolbox'' user interface. Click on the | |width="300px"|The ''AAMToolbox'' user interface. Click on the New Project. <br> | ||
[[File:AAMToolbox_Template_Editor.jpg|300px|GFtbox interface]] | [[File:AAMToolbox_Template_Editor.jpg|300px|GFtbox interface]] | ||
|width="500px"|[[File:New_AAMToolbox_Project.png|500px|GFtbox interface]] | This will lead you through three steps<br> | ||
#Select the directory in which to create the project | |||
#Name the project: the prefix PRJ_ will be added automatically | |||
#Select the type of project, in this case a 2D shape model | |||
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Next copy the images to be analysed into the directory 'Cropped'. | |||
''Template Editor'' button circled in red. <br> | |||
|width="500px"|[[File:New_AAMToolbox_Project.png|500px|GFtbox interface]]<br. | |||
[[File:Project Folders AAMToolbox.png|300px|GFtbox interface]] | |||
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==Template Editor control panel== | ==Template Editor control panel== |
Revision as of 12:02, 5 February 2012
Template Editor
From the AAMToolbox control panel
Template Editor control panel
Idea: Special shapes can be imported as OBJ files. |