Stradview version history

7.18, 10th March 2023

New features:

• The direction of the side light in the 3D window can now be changed for both surface and volume renderings, and there are two new lighting resources which control the left-right and up-down angles.
• Added the ability to create cortical thickness mapping data which is just a fixed thickness over all vertices. This allows the creation of fixed offset surfaces by using 'create surface in alternate'.
• There is a new 'Set 3D window size' option in the GUI menu. This also means that images grabbed from this window can be set, for instance, to the standard HD 1920 x 1080 for later creation of movies.
• The 3D window can now be scrolled to a particular point (viewpoint moved) with the 's' key and a new SCROLL_3D function within a script.

Changes to existing features:

• The 'Grab 3D window' option can now create images with alpha (transparency), so long as the format supports it (PNG and TIFF) and the background is uniform rather than shaded. This allows a saved 3D image to be blended over the top of another image.
• NRRD files can now be loaded (with a warning) even if they do not contain an orientation or offset.

Bug fixes:

• From version 7.17, there was occasional viewpoint matrix corruption in the 3D window, which was caused by saving view vectors with insufficient precision. This could lead to click-points not matching the mouse location or warped 3D views. Correct viewpoint is now enforced.
• Corrected triangle sense (winding number) on some interpolated microstructure surfaces.
• Corrected wrong positioning of graphics window on some platforms when enabling or disabling scroll bars.
• Fixed a bug which occasionally caused some draw task controls not to update immediately.

Internal changes:

• Updated the wxWidgets library for Windows from version 3.2.0 to version 3.2.2.1. wxWidgets in Linux is still version 3.0.5.
• Now presuming at least OpenGL 2.0, which should always be the case. Shaders and all graphics options available for OpenGL 3.0 or above.

7.172, 6th February 2023

Bug fixes:

• Version 7.17 and following contained a bug which meant that using 'Find' for either surfaces or landmarks caused the orthographic reslice windows to be oriented incorrectly. This has been fixed.

7.171, 30th January 2023

New features:

• The material selector now also includes changing the anisotropy of the material.

Bug fixes:

• Version 7.17 contained a bug which meant that changing the windowing in the review window did not cause the other reslice windows to update correctly. This has been fixed.
• The Cook Torrance shader now matches the Phong shader better for different metallic and roughness values.

7.17, 24th January 2023

New features:

• Added the ability to save and load sets of parameters (by group) on top of a loaded data file, which allows saving and recording multiple sets of analysis or visualisation settings. These parameters can also be reset to default values. They are re-set when a file is closed, as for configuration parameters.
• Added reslice locations and outline view to these parameters, so that the view can be saved as a settings file.
• There is a new lens focus simulation, based on the depth in the 3D window, primarily for opaque surfaces and volume renderings.
• Object colours, metallic and roughness values in the draw task and volume visualisation pages are now set via a material selector. This contains pre-set material types and the ability to store new ones, and has a much improved visualisation of material type.
• As a result of this, there is a new 'materials' sub-directory in the application and user data folders for storing pre-defined and user-defined materials.

Changes to existing features:

• Alternative improved concavity feature for object creation based on fitting a plane to edge voxels and looking at the average distance from this plane.
• Stradview now prompts the user to add manual locations when a 2D data set is loaded with no pre-defined locations.
• Many resources are now saved in the data file which weren't before.
• Many resources are now saved in the configuration file which weren't before.

Bug fixes:

• Fix to the internal 3x3 eigen decomposition for a possible (but never actually exhibited) NaN value as a result of taking acos of (just) > 1.0.
• The specular lighting in the Cook Torrence shader now correctly responds to light direction settings, as diffuse lighting already did.
• Fixed a bug in the save functions for the 3D and reslice windows which was incorrectly changing the internal graphics state.
• The volume rendering colour map selector now switches to the current selection when a new colour map is saved.
• Anti-aliased cropping in volume rendering was not working correctly with capped surfaces, now fixed.

7.16, 19th December 2022

Bug fixes:

• In previous versions, the internal function which creates contours from surfaces could very occasionally mark a contour as being open when it should be closed, which resulted in missing data from cropped, anti-aliased, volume renderings.
• The new code for detecting concavities in 3D segmented objects now treats concavities close to the boundaries of the data correctly.

7.15, 7th December 2022

New features:

• The 'ridge' and 'valley' following during segmentation using thresholds has been significantly improved. This now works in 3D, based on principal components of the 3D Hessian second derivative matrix. This improves the ability to find large thin laminar pieces which are below the threshold, or to remove laminar gaps which are above the threshold. It also makes it possible to detect such structures even when they are entirely aligned with the plane of the image data. The new 'in 3D' checkbox enables this.
• The checks for concave regions which already happened after a 3D threshold-based segmentation have now been extended to cover concavities at multiple dimensions, with a new 'concavity strength' slider to control the threshold at which a concavity is detected and removed.
• Using surfaces to crop parts of a volume rendering has been improved so that sub-voxel resolution is now possible by antialiasing the surface (partially cropping according to what percentage of the voxel is included within the surface). It is also now possible to use a separate alpha channel for cropping rather than changing the data value at each voxel, which takes more graphics memory but preserves colour mapping better.
• A scale bar is now displayed in all image windows if working on landmarks or measurements. This is also enabled or disabled by the space bar or 'g' key.

Changes to existing features:

• There is a new 'very high, cubic' resolution option for volume rendering.
• If the edge of the data is visible in a volume rendering (possibly due to simple cropping) it is now being rendered without using the (incorrect) data gradients over that face.
• The 2D ridge and valley following when segmenting using a threshold (without the new 'in 3D' option) has also been improved to use principal components of the 2D Hessian second derivative matrix, which is more robust.
• The 'automate using zoom' option in the draw task page has been removed since it no longer really made sense with the new controls.
• Measuring distances between surfaces in the thickness task is now a bit more efficient in memory and a little faster.
• Thick reslicing is now always affected by the DICOM windowing centre.
• The space bar can now be used as well as the 'g' key to toggle display of zoom regions, patient coordinates and scale bars.

Bug fixes:

• Volume rendering data was being set up incorrectly when the in-plane resolution was lowered and no filtering was being used. This has been fixed.

7.14, 19th October 2022

New features:

• When creating a contour via thresholding, it is now possible to follow valleys (narrow gaps between objects which are within the threshold) as well as ridges (edges of an object which are outside the threshold).

Changes to existing features:

• There is a new warning about missing frames if the data is clearly a stack of images but they are not all regularly spaced.
• Volume rendering now handles limits on texture memory and texture sizes better, and can reduce in-plane and out-of-plane resolution independently, leading to better visualisation for very large data sets.
• Intersections between planes and surfaces, for instance the dashed lines in the reslice windows, are now generated faster.
• Several improvements to creating a surface from contours including slightly better surface location and faster and more reliable operation when the data is a regular stack of images.

Bug fixes:

• Better handling of missing volume rendering configuration files.
• Corrected buffer over-run when reading padding values from particular DICOM files.
• Improved occasional missing key events from graphics windows.
• Sub-structure file directory now set up more reliably when referenced by loaded shape model.

7.13, 9th September 2022

For those updating from v6.22 or earlier, v7.0 was a significant update to the graphics and surface rendering, and v7.1 introduced new high quality and flexible volume rendering of data.

Changes to existing features:

• The volume rendering now includes an option to highlight gradient edges, which makes internal features clearer, a bit like the 'clear phong' shader for surfaces.
• The front light in volume rendering now also reacts to the ambient occlusion control, creating slight shadows around nearer features to improve visibility.
• The labels for Cortical Bone Mapping have been made more generic so they apply to non-bone layers: 'outer' (instead of 'joint space') is used for anything outside the cortex and 'inner' (instead of 'trabecular') for inside.
• When creating a new surface from CBM data, it is now possible to select from four different measured surfaces: both cortical edges and the nearest inner and outer surfaces as well. This selection is via two specific controls and is no longer implied by the data currently visualised on the surface.
• The 'cap surface' option for CBM now also creates caps for patches (i.e. partial surfaces), so an enclosed surface is formed between two layers.
• The CBM 'auto-threshold' option has been improved, making it particularly appropriate for creating surfaces to mask data in a volume rendering.
• Text antialiasing has now been enabled in the 3D window (it was already enabled in the other windows).

Bug fixes:

• Volume rendering is slightly more consistent between dynamic rendering (e.g. as the view is rotated) and the final result.
• It is now not possible to use a derived CBM surface to create another derived CBM surface: doing so was causing stradview to crash.

7.12, 8th August 2022

This version provides some further improvements and fixes to v7.1

Changes to existing features:

• The volume rendering now does phong shading and hence it is possible to set separate metallic and roughness properties corresponding to each of the rendering colours.
• Colour and material sets for volume rendering are now loaded from the Stradview executable folder, and user-defined sets can also be saved in the configuration folder.
• It is now possible to load DICOM radiotherapy dose simulation (RTDOSE) files, in which case units are shown in Gray (GY).
• The Stradview configuration file is now in the (more typical) AppData folder on Windows. Existing configuration files will be moved to that location if found.
• Some default resource values have been changed: this only affects those running Stradview for the first time.

Bug fixes:

• DICOM files with multiple frames in a single file could in some cases be interpreted with the frame sequence in the wrong z-direction, such that the frame locations were not correct. This has been fixed.
• Using 'open directory' now works more consistently, particularly for multi-frame files, multiple DICOM sequences in the same folder, and copies of DICOM sequences in different folders but with the same series UID.
• There is now some additional trimming of trailing spaces when constructing file names during script processing.

7.11, 20th July 2022

This version provides some minor improvements mainly on the volume rendering in v7.1

Changes to existing features:

• Volume rendering now sets the depth to the point where rendering first becomes opaque, which means that landmarks can be placed on it.
• Improved use of gradients to make data transparent in volume rendering. Transparency is now reduced for gradients not aligned with the view direction, which avoids creating a visible empty region around high gradient objects.
• Improved shadow resolution when displaying surfaces.

Bug fixes:

• Shading and orientation of volume rendering is now correct for either reslice-based (non-orthogonal) or data-based (orthogonal) versions, and for data sets with frame spacing in either direction.
• Stradview is no longer incorrectly using DICOM slice thickness for image spacing in some processing tasks.
• Corrected sub-pixel location of text in graphics windows so it always displays with correct antialiasing.
• Improved the warning and the performance if the graphics device can't handle transfers between live and off-screen depth-maps during display of translucent surfaces or volume rendering.
• Corrected surface cropping selection behaviour in the ortho / reslice / volume tasks so a surface does not get de-selected just because the opacity / name / etc gets changed.
• Adjusted shading of opaque surfaces in volume rendering so it is more correct (though still lights are not fully independent).

Internal changes:

• The Windows version has been updated to wxWidgets 3.2.0 and MSVS 2022 using build tools v143, and will no longer run on Windows XP or Vista.
• Stradview now checks each data set after loading and internally sets zscale to non-zero if the data is a regular stack of images, with the sign of zscale indicating direction. This allows greater efficiency of some operations.

This version adds the ability to perform realistic volume rendering of data.

Volume rendering

• Stradview can now display volume renderings of data (as long as at least OpenGL 3.0 is supported) and there is a new visualisation page which controls the various associated settings.
• The volume rendering includes realistic lighting from two sources, shadowing and translucency.
• The overall design is a compromise between speed and memory: only the windowed data (one byte per voxel) is transferred to the graphics card, which means Stradview can cope with large micro-CT data sets with most graphics cards.
• The colour and opacity transfer function mapping is via ten colour sliders, but these can also be set via dragging points overlayed on a histogram of the data.
• There are also several default mappings, particularly for CT and micro-CT data sets.
• Overall control of data quality determines the best volume rendering, but this is automatically lowered during dynamic update (for instance rotating the view).
• An overall translucency allows fast adjustment of what is being displayed.
• An overall gradient threshold allows a much greater contrast to be achieved between materials (similar to a 2D transfer function, but easier to control).
• The volume rendering can be cropped with any surface which has been created from the data, no matter how complex, so it is possible to exclude un-wanted data of any geometry.
• Volume rendering can also be combined with the display of any completely opaque surfaces or objects.

Other new features:

• The background in the 3D window can now be shaded so that it is consistent with the various lighting effects.
• An additional model fit has been added for cochlear implants.

Changes to existing features:

• It is now possible to load NRRD data sets stored as unsigned 8-bit or 16-bit and signed 16-bit data, and also data sets with separate header and data files.
• The animation of slab-rendering for reslices has been changed so that dragging with the mouse now changes the reslice orientation rather than displaying pre-stored thick reslices.
• The data resolution in reslices is now much higher and will use the underlying 16-bit data if available, which greatly improves the accuracy of average thick reslices.
• The range of the reslice thickness slider is now adjusted appropriately for each data set.
• When accessing the dicom filtering slider, the display is now only updated when the filtering actually changes.

Bug fixes:

• Corrected issue which had been preventing loading of some old (and non-conforming, i.e. group 2 not using explicit VR) DICOM data sets.
• Corrected setting of internal slice thickness for some NRRD data sets, and old data sets using manually set frame positions.
• Correction to shadow direction when displaying surfaces with side lighting.
• Fixed shadowing occasionally flickering off when moving translucent surfaces.
• Fixed issue preventing data load via 'open directory' when it contained only one loadable series, but other non-loadable files.

7.03, 12th January 2022

This is another addition to the major changes introduced in v7.0.

Improvements to existing features:

• Improved display of surface curve intersections with image windows using transparency rather than additional dashed lines.
• When using surface curves to cut patches from a surface, can now move the original surface to a new object even if it contains end caps.
• Slightly improved thresholding when both the 'Grey' and 'to' sliders are non-zero.

Bug fixes:

• Correction to zooming so that the window position remains at the mouse location when zooming into the bottom corner, and so that the data stays centred when using 'zoom lock' to adjust other windows.
• Minor adjustment to 'Clear phong' shader to make the effect in orthographic and perspective views consistent.
• Fixed incorrect drawing of a thickness line direction with some specific data sets in the 3D window.
• Fixed an error due to un-initialised rotation matrix when rotating a shape model.
• Fixed a crash caused by moving a non-surface-based landmark in the 3D window to a surface location.

7.02, 23rd December 2021

This is another addition to the major changes introduced in v7.0.

Improvements to existing features:

• Updated all the font rendering functions so that more font sizes are available within the graphics windows and they are drawn more clearly. This should enable use of sensible font sizes for scaled displays on high resolution screens, but you may need to change your default 'graphics font' setting.
• Added an 'auto centre and size' button to the main reslice visualisation.
• When comparing a surface to itself in the 'thickness' task page, average density inside the surface can be measured along the line, even if it is not long enough to intersect with the opposing surface.
• Radiant shadows are now more precise, particularly when viewing small isolated surfaces which are part of a large data set.

Bug fixes:

• Fixed an interpolation error ony present with specifically aligned frames when using 'display pixels' and displaying thresholded data.
• Fixed a bug in the HRTC version of CBM, which could cause stradview to crash.

7.01, 6th December 2021

This builds upon the major changes introduced in v7.0.

Improvements to existing features:

• Fitted shape models can now be mapped back to a draw object in addition to just mapping new contours to an object.
• Most of the 'graphics' resources are now saved with individual data files as well as in the configuration file.
• The sub-pixel contour position for ridge following in automated contour creation has been improved.

Bug fixes:

• An artificial limit on memory capacity which caused a crash when creating very high resolution complex surfaces in large data sets has been removed.
• A mistake in sub-pixel placement of the top-left contour point in each contour has been corrected.
• The user is now warned, before closing a data file, if a resource saved in both data and configuration files has been changed.

New features:

• New OpenGL shaders for improved surface visualisation using Phong / Cook Torrance / Clear Phong models, with a new RES_SHADER resource to support this. These are available on systems which support at least OpenGL 3.0.
• New 'graphics' GUI dialog including new features related to shaders and some of the ones from the 'mouse shortcuts' GUI (now called 'mouse and keys').
• New 'metallic' and 'roughness' object properties for each of the objects. These are also now written to the stradwin file format.
• 'Metallic', 'Roughness' and 'Opacity' ('M', 'R' and 'O') controls are all now on sliders for each object, so there is an immediate effect in the 3D window.
• Correct translucency for surfaces and reslices in the 3D window, even for complex surfaces, using depth peeling.
• Control over ambient light levels and balance of front and side lighting.
• Ambient occlusion modelling for more realistic light levels in corners and between surfaces.
• Radiant shadow modelling for casting shadows from directional lights, including through translucent objects.
• New buttons on the draw task page: 'Revert' for going back to the object contours, 'Reset properties' for the default object properties, and now 'delete' on both all objects and just the current object. It is also possible to change object properties for all objects simultaneously.
• New 'delete all landmarks' button on the landmarks task page.

Improvements to existing features:

• Display of surfaces and contours is much faster in many cases.
• Contour erasing in the 3D window is very much faster, so can now be used on high resolution complex data.
• Surface intersections with reslices are also faster, improving interaction with complex surfaces on high resolution data.
• The mouse sensitivity setting is now used in more cases (e.g. clicking on surface curves).
• Exporting to voxels from DICOM data now sets the MASKED_DATA resource, which means that invalid data (for instance outside the reconstruction area) is still indicated as such in the exported data.
• Draw task page presentation has been tidied up, and the delete buttons now check what things might appropriately be deleted before offering choices.
• Slightly better sizing of controls on the Linux version.
• The graphics font size is also linked to contour line width, and line width stippling (dot/dash drawing) is a bit clearer.

Bug fixes:

• The script feature now correctly closes the current data file before running the 'open' loop.
• Fixed bugs causing a (very rare) crash on assigning contours from an object to the same object, and on erasing contours in 3D.
• Fixed a memory leak in the Fit model task.
• The thickness colour key in the lower window now always responds to colourmap changes.

Internal changes not affecting functionality:

• At least OpenGL 1.1 is now assumed, VBOs and VAOs are used if the version is at least 2.0, and shaders are used for 3.0 or more recent versions.
• Most of the old fixed-function OpenGL pipeline has been removed, though line smoothing and fixed function code for small display features (e.g. landmarks / zoom display / orientation display ) remain.
• A lot of redundant code and many functions have been removed.

6.22, 23rd September 2021

Bug fixes:

• Fixed a major bug introduced in 6.2 which caused stradview to crash when loading CBM data back on to the surface from which it was created.

6.21, 17th September 2021

Bug fixes:

• When opening DICOM or image files using 'open directory', if only one sequence was found and there were other, non-openable, files in that directory, Stradview was mistakenly stating that there was not enough memory to load all the files. This has now been fixed: but the advice remains not to have additional files in a directory if opening files this way.

6.2, 10th September 2021

Bug fixes:

• The surface opacity now returns to normal after dragging a curve point in 3D.
• When exporting frames from a data set which has had manual positions added, the new file now contains the correct z-scale information in the 'image location' dialog. Further changes to positions are not allowed, since they would not then agree with the original data set. In addition, when loading files with manual positions, the z-scale is now correctly displayed rather than set to zero.
• As a result, the POS_MANUAL_SPAN resource is now of type double rather than long.

New features:

• There is a new 'reverse line direction' in the CBM task page, which switches the direction (from the initial defined point) in which CBM is performed along the current line. This is also indicated in the associated .dat files if they are saved.
• The cortical and trabecular density are now displayed with the other textual measurements on the 'thickness' visual page.
• The location of the initial defined point in CBM is now displayed in the bottom window, as well as intersections with any other surfaces if this point was defined from a surface.
• If thickness has been calculated from the surface (by comparing it with itself in the 'thickness' task page), subsequent CBM measurements are checked against these measurements and may be invalidated if they are not consistent. This is particularly helpful for measuring across the whole skeleton including thin bones.
• Thickness-from-surface calculations can also be saved if they have been measured.

6.16, 15th June 2021

New features:

• When importing a surface, the 'Every frame' slider in the draw task page is now used to determine whether to create cross-sections in all frames, or to generate a less dense set of contours which skips some frames.

6.15, 22nd April 2021

New features:

• It is now possible to include additional sub-structure models within the loaded shape model. These can be registered to the current data via an RBF based on the shape model fit.
• Surface landmarks and curves, which were already stored in .ply files, are now also loaded in when importing objects.

6.14, 12th February 2021

Bug fixes:

• Surfaces and landmarks in the 3D display were incorrectly coloured with some Linux display drivers. This has now been fixed.

New features:

• Added a new experimental option 'Continuous inner/outer densities' in CBM. Disabling this may estimate trabecular density more accurately.
• Added a new How-To on fitting shape-models to thresholded data.

6.13, 19th November 2020

Bug fixes:

• Compressed DICOM images loaded directly from DICOM files had been displaying as black, from version 6.07: this has now been fixed.

6.12, 12th November 2020

New features:

• Shape models now include initial positioning by using two landmarks and a manual rotation.
• The information when writing textual or CSV files from objects now also includes the minima and maxima within each object or contour, as well as the average data values.
• For 16-bit data, for instance from CT, the threshold sliders in the draw task page now also show the threshold value in the data units, as well as in the 8-bit display values.
• Stradview can now load special TIFF files created with wxDicom, with Refined Metal Artifact Reduction (RMAR) applied. These files are created by wxDicom when the original DICOM data is in a compressed format, and include 3D location and windowing settings.

Bug fixes:

• A bug which allowed the scrollwheel to zoom to negative values has now been fixed.
• More fixes related to the loss of paint events when drawing with GTK3 on Linux.

6.11, 6th October 2020

New features:

• Stradview can now load a partial data set if there is not sufficient memory to load the entire data set.
• A dialog is now shown if the DICOM windowing or filtering is taking a long time, for instance if changing parameters when a reslice image is showing.
• Now recognises the QRM 6-insert Bone Density HA phantom.
• Some NRRD data in compressed format can now be imported.

Bug fixes:

• A bug which caused some DICOM data not to load correctly has now been fixed.

6.1, 10th September 2020

New features:

• Added extensive How-Tos in documentation which give advice on typical Stradview tasks and how best to go about them.
• Added this version history to the main Stradview documentation. This automatically displays the first few times Stradview is run after downloading.
• Added new 'check for updates' and 'online pages' options to the 'help' menu.
• Stradview no longer expires after one year, but will instead prompt you to download a new version.
• Included a new shape model for the talus bone in the foot.
• When saving the surface of a segmented object, the file name now defaults to the name of the object.

Bug fixes:

• Corrected an error in the small icon for image flipping which prevented it from displaying.
• Fixed incorrect task and visual page selection on GTK Linux when clicking on notebook arrows.

6.08, 31st July 2020

Bug fixes:

• Frame slider re-sizes correctly on loading data.
• Fixed error in image scales when exporting data originally loaded in HDR or NRRD formats.
• x64 Windows release can now correctly load very large data sets.
• GTK Linux release now updated to GTK version 3.0.
• Can now load DICOM files with incorrect internal use of 'undefined length'.
• Open directory now also considers image scale when comparing files.
• Fixed crash when measuring thickness by comparing surfaces.

6.07, 18th May 2020

New features:

• Now able to save the surface as a NIFTI file when using SAVE_CURRENT_SURFACE in a script.
• Both middle and right mouse buttons pan the data when using the normal (drag) tool.

Bug fixes:

• Can now load 16-bit DICOM data in compressed, signed format with correct DICOM offset values.

6.06, 28th April 2020

Bug fixes:

• Work-around implemented for issues with graphics drivers displaying the image in the wrong place when using scroll bars. Stradview should now always work using scroll bars, though the new option implemented in 6.04 gives more screen space to the images.

6.05, 22nd April 2020

Bug fixes:

• Loading of DICOM files is now more reliable

6.04, 17th February 2020

New features:

• Resliced image data can now be cropped to the outside, as well as the inside, of created surfaces
• A new GUI config option allows scroll bars to be disabled in image and 3D windows. Panning is then achieved using the right mouse button. This should fix occasional issues with faulty graphics drivers, as well as giving more screen space to the zoomed images

Bug fixes:

• 'g' key now controls visualisation of centres of mass and scrolling in image windows (as well as 3D window), as per documentation

6.03, 29th November 2019

New features:

• Much improved initialisation of inner and outer edges in CBM which results in more consistent assessment of bone cortices which are closer together
• Documentation from 6.01 onwards now up to date.

Bug fixes:

• Check for a non-existant outer edge in CBM was not always removing un-necessary edges, now fixed

6.02, 22nd November 2019

New features:

• Experimental feature which changes normal direction before doing CBM
• Outlier rejection in CBM is now part of the data smoothing (rather than surface smoothing) and can be visualised in real time on the surface
• Now possible to visual the CBM surface offset from the original surface, which makes outliers more obvious
• Thickness measurements by comparing surfaces now faster by more than 50x

Bug fixes:

• Fixed bug in CBM v2 (or when using 'post-correct density for blur') which affected measurements in the case of a denser outlying bone, eg. on the femur close to the acetabulum
• Removed apparent pause when running CBM on a very detailed surface with lots of points
• Now reports smoothed CBM values with an offset correctly when clicking on a 3D surface

6.01, 22nd October 2019

New features:

• This contains the data for an additional Image Analysis Solid HA QCT phantom

Bug fixes:

• Scripts can now find and load stradwin files correctly
• An error with mouse interaction with the windows when dynamically changing the mouse tool has been fixed

6.0, 13th September 2019

This was the original released version of Stradview, created from Stradwin version 6.0.