Name: WlzCMeshTransformObj - transforms an object using a constrained mesh transform.

Synopsis

WlzCMeshTransformObj [-h] [-t<input transform>] [-i] [-N]
                     [-x<interpolation value>] [-o<output woolz file>]
                     [-s<number of interpolations> [-b <output body>]
                     [-E] [-e <output extension>]] ] [<input object>]

Options

-h	Help, prints usage message.
-t	Transform object.
-E	Output evaluation times to stderr.
-i	Invert the transform after reading.
-n	Use WLZ_INTERPOLATION_NEAREST (default WLZ_INTERPOLATION_LINEAR).
-x	Interpolation value, with 0 <= ivalue <= 1.
-o	Output object filename.
-s	Number of intermediate interpolations.
-o	Output object file body.
-e	Output object file extension (default wlz).

Description: Reads a constrained mesh transform object, applies it to an object and generates the outputs transformed object. Partly transformed object can be generated if interpolation value between 0 and 1 (0 means no transformation). Alternatively a set of interpolations covering the full range of transformation is computed if the number of interpolations are given. For this, the output base filename and its extension are separately given.

Example

WlzCMeshTransformObj -t transform.wlz -i -o out.wlz in.wlz

Applies the inverse transform read from transform.wlz to the in.wlz object and writes the result to out.wlz

Example

WlzCMeshTransformObj -t transform.wlz -s 5 -b out_ -e wlz in.wlz

Applies the transform read from transform.wlz to the in.wlz and generates out_000000.wlz ... out_000005.wlz with interpolation values 0, 0.2, ... 1.0.

File: WlzCMeshTransformObj.c

See Also: WlzIntro(1)