Dear Caroline,
sure, of course there is...you simply have to apply the formula to
compute the distance between two points based on their x,y
coordinates...you can easily write a script using that formula (that
you can find easily online) to do that on all your observations in
Matlab, R or even in Excel...
If you prefer an alternative that does that out of the box, I believe
there is a program in the IMP package...
Best,
Carmelo
Caroline Judy <[email protected]> ha scritto:
Dear Carmelo and others,
The screen shot is always an option, but I was hoping for a way to modify
the original jpg files that are associated with the tps file.
Is there a way to automatically calculate the distance between just two
landmarks - similar to calculating the perimeter for a 2D space? This
might be one way of achieving what I need!
Thanks for your input!
Caroline
On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 5:05 AM, Carmelo Fruciano <[email protected]>
wrote:
Dear Caroline,
if I understood correctly what you need, I guess you have two options:
- in tpsDig2 the "Save screen as..." option in the "File" menu
- to print your current screen (under Windows normally you have a "Stamp"
key in the keyboard)
Best,
Carmelo
Caroline Judy <[email protected]> ha scritto:
Dear MORPHMET group,
I am a new user of the program tpsDIG2, and have a general question that I
hope you can help me address.
I need to make a linear measurement of a single character on a series of
specimen photographs. I have set the scale bar and made the measurement
for
several of the specimens, and I see that the measurement for each gets
added to the tps file. However, I would like to save an image of the the
trace of the measurement (i.e. the black line) on the photograph, so I can
have a permanent record of how the measurement was made. This black line
does not appear to save on the image file - when I click to the next
specimen, and then go back to the original specimen, the trace is gone.
Is there a way to save the image of the measurement's trace? Or, is there
a
better way to save a (visual) record of a linear measurement?
Thanks very much for any help!
Caroline D. Judy, PhD candidate
Louisiana State University
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