Bugzilla – Bug 674 |
TransformJ rotate uses incorrect voxel size |
Last modified: 2014-11-21 12:06:18 CST |
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For any who stumble across this issue: Erik wrote a nice reply on the GitHub issue thread, which I reproduce here: > This is not a bug but a "feature" (although perhaps an inconvenient > one). The TransformJ Rotate plugin simply assumes that voxels are > isotropic. If they are not, one can use the TransformJ Affine plugin, > which also allows scaling at the same time, to get a correctly rotated > volume with isotropic voxels. In a future release I will try to deal > with nonisotropic voxels in the TransformJ Rotate plugin.