Paint Effect Util with loadable module

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I’m new with slicer and I’m trying to build a module which includes the paint effect. Right now I have two problems:

  • I don’t know how to create and link a label map. The code below just works when I create a Label Map using the Editor Module.

  • When I change the radius of the sphere it creates a new circle, but on painting the size stays the same.

      # TODO: Create/Link Labelmap!!
  editUtil = EditorLib.EditUtil.EditUtil()
  parameterNode = editUtil.getParameterNode()
  lm = slicer.app.layoutManager()
  paintEffect = EditorLib.PaintEffectOptions()
  paintEffect.setMRMLDefaults()
  parameterNode.SetParameter('PaintEffect,radius', str(sphereSize))
  parameterNode.SetParameter('PaintEffect,sphere', '1')
  sliceWidget = lm.sliceWidget('Red')
  paintTool = EditorLib.PaintEffectTool(sliceWidget)
  sliceWidget = lm.sliceWidget('Green')
  paintTool = EditorLib.PaintEffectTool(sliceWidget)
  sliceWidget = lm.sliceWidget('Yellow')
  paintTool = EditorLib.PaintEffectTool(sliceWidget)
  editUtil.setLabel(3)

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Hi - we’ve moved active development to the Segment Editor module, particularly for segmentation tools embedding inside other modules.

https://www.slicer.org/wiki/Documentation/Nightly/Modules/SegmentEditor

I think @lassoan, @cpinter or @che85 can point to some examples of how to do the embedding.

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The simplest embedding example is the SegmentEditor module itself.
For a more complex example, have a look at https://github.com/QIICR/QuantitativeReporting/blob/master/QuantitativeReporting.py.

You can customize which effects are displayed in what order. You can also hide node selectors, etc.