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About

ZINC is a browser extension for the Mozilla Platform that embeds the cmgui visualisation engine. It can be thought of as a plugin, but it is actually a very complex extension that also includes a plugin for rendering cmgui scenes into the web page.

ZINC History

ZINC Road map

Download & Install

Download and follow the Installation Instructions. This is the post Install page.

Applications

These are some of the applications developed using this plugin. Clicking on a link will run the application.

Digitally signed:

Simple_cube (Cmiss example a1, working)

Heart_fibres (Cmiss example a3, working)

Heart_vessels (Cmiss example a4, working)

Not yet signed (require "signed.applets.codebase_principal_support" privilege, see Installation Instructions):

Endoscope_animation (working)

Melanoma_heat_maps (working)

Boxfish (working)

Eye_model (mostly working, time dependent transformations need to be updated due to region/field changes so that the eye deforms and iris contracts)

Digitiser (mostly working, dicom images do not look as good due to changes in imagemagick libraries and filtering guis are being redeveloped to work with region/field changes)

Ecg_lab (not currently working, fields need to be updated due to region/field changes)

As well as running zinc applications from a webserver, you can also download them and run them locally. See How to run zinc applications locally for more information.

See ZINC applications info for some history on the different applications.

Bugs & Suggestions

Please submit bugs and suggestions into the Tracker

Contributing to this site

Please add to the wiki any relevant information that you think might be useful to other users of this website. For example, you might like to contribute your experiences, questions and answers.

You are encouraged to contribute to this site regardless of your level of experience. Contributions are welcomed from new and regular visitors.

If you ask a question and receive an answer from a developer you should record it in the wiki. This information is extremely useful and can help other users overcome the same problem.

See how to add and edit pages for more information.