In fsleyes I can load data from the terminal: fsleyes img1.nii.gz img2.nii.gz Can I do a similar thing with Slicer? I am asking because it is a little difficult to navigate to my required directory from within the GUI.

Dear @tbillah When you run your Slicer executable you can pass a python code to load the data during start time. something like the following Slicer.exe --python-code "slicer.util.loadVolume('/full/path/to/img1.nii.gz') or Slicer.exe /full/path/to/img1.nii.gz Also, you can do something similar…

I usually drag-and-drop data into the application window and hit Enter to open it. Do you have any suggestion how to make opening a file easier?

Andient, this is amazing. I have been able to load multiple images from the terminal even with relative paths.

Thanks, I forgot the drag and drop feature. Andinet’s command line suggestion is the best for me. I don’t have anymore suggestion.

Loading data in Slicer from terminal

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