In “Add data” dialog, click “LabelMap” option to load volumes as labelmaps. You can then convert them to segmentation by right-clicking them in Data module.
You can directly load more commonly used file formats (nrrd and nifti) as segmentation directly, by setting “Description” to “Segmentation” in “Add data” dialog.
Yes,I have tried that several times(clicking label map option to load volumes) but the segmentations don’t upload either with direct drag and drop or with the add data method.I even tried to install previous versions but I am getting the same problem continuously. The screen starts loading but after several seconds it just goes blank.
Google drive did not let me access any files (“You need permission…”)? Can you grant access or make the files public? Can you upload a .gipl.gz file, too?
What you did was mostly correct, except you should never click “Centered” option, as it discards the real image position and moves it to the coordinate system center.
You don’t see anything in 3D view, because you only show a 3D view and images are not shown in 3D view by default. Switch to 4-up view layout using the button on the toolbar.
You can show CT volumes using “Volume rendering” module.
To visualize segmentations in 3D, I would recommend to convert labelmap volume nodes to segmentation nodes using “Data” module then go to “Segmentations” module and click on “Create” button next to “Closed surface” in “Representations” section.