VTK classes for processing of finite element models derived from micro-CT. vtkbone was formerly vtkn88.
The API documentation for vtkbone can be found on-line at http://numerics88.com/documentation/vtkbone/current/ . Or, you can generate it yourself from the source code using DOxygen.
A manual exists for the Faim FE package that includes a chapter on using vtkbone, and a chapter with tutorials. It can be found at http://numerics88.com/documentation/ .
vtkbone requires the following:
- CMake: www.cmake.org
- Boost: www.boost.org
- n88util: https://github.com/Numerics88/n88util
- AimIO: https://github.com/Numerics88/AimIO
- pQCTIO: https://github.com/Numerics88/pQCTIO
- Google test: https://github.com/google/googletest
To build and run the tests with cmake, on linux or macOS, something like the following sequence of commands is required:
mkdir build
cd build
ccmake ..
make
ctest -V
On Windows the procedure is a rather different: refer to CMake documentation.
vtkbone is maintained and supported by Numerics88 Solutions Ltd (http://numerics88.com). It was originally developed at the University of Calgary by Eric Nodwell ([email protected]) and Steven K. Boyd (https://bonelab.ucalgary.ca/).
vtkbone is licensed under a MIT-style open source license. See the file LICENSE.