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--- en:combine_2d [2020/05/07 21:48] – [Links] onyxadmin
+++ en:combine_2d [2024/04/23 12:30] (current) – tom
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-~~NOTOC~~
+====== Module Combine 2D ======
-===== Module Combine 2D =====
+{{:mod_combine.png?nolink56 |Module Combine 2D}}
-{{:mod_combine.png?56 |Module Combine 2D}}
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+<WRAP group>
+<WRAP threequarters column>
 ^ Program version                ^  BASIC              ^  2D PRO             ^  3D PRO                      ^  LAB                         ^  OMS                         ^
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+</WRAP>
+<WRAP quarter column>
+<wrap lo>{{:none.png|n/a}} not included\\
+{{:default.png|inklusive}} included by default\\
+{{:optional.png|optional}} optionally included
+</wrap>
+</WRAP>
+</WRAP>
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 Module Combine 2D can combine two images with different but overlapping content. The second image behind the first image is shown completely or in a self-defined region of interest using common reference points with selectable transparency. In addition, the tracing of one of the two images can be overlaid.\\
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-==== First Steps ====
+=====First Steps =====
   - Open module with 2 images
-  - Select or digitize correspondin landmarks
+  - Select or digitize corresponding landmarks
   - Define region of interest
   - Switch to tab |Combine|
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-==== Module user interface ====
+=====Module user interface =====
 [[ui_module_combine_2d|{{:modul_combine2d3.png?600}}]]
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-==== Links ====
+=====Links =====
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