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Bugzilla – Bug 125 |
TrakEM2 new blank project in Windows |
Last modified: 2010-04-01 11:03:34 CDT |
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You have not installed Java3D. Your Java version tells me that you do not run with Fiji's Java, where Java3D is installed, but your own Java version (1.6.0 Update 17 instead of Fiji's 1.6.0 Update 14). If you are running Fiji with enough privileges to add Java extensions, you can try this: 1) Open the Script Editor with File>New>Script 2) Select language "Python" in the Language menu 3) Copy these two lines: from ij3d import Install_J3D Install_J3D().run(None) 4) Select "Run" from the Run menu This will probably take some time, but as long as the window title says "(Running)", you will have to wait. When it is done, you probably need to restart Fiji. Run "Plugins>3D Viewer" to see whether it worked. Unfortunately, the output of that procedure goes to the console, which on Windows means that you will not see it unless you start Fiji from the command line with the command line option "--console".