Ibraheem Al-Dhamari

Probably some images are duplicated!

@christianpayer many thanks for your effort, the framework is excellent it is well written. Probably the only thing that is less user-friendly is adapting to new datasets.

Why there are no functions to read/write and convert between both transforms? e.g. something like: elxTransform = readElastixTransform(elastixTransformFilePath) itkTranform = convertElastix2ItkTransform(elxTranform) writeItkTransform(itkTransformFilePath) itkTransform = readItkTransform(itkTransformFilePath) elxTranform = convertItk2ElastixTransform(itkTransform) writeElastixTransform(elastixTransformFilePath)

In Linux, it is much simpler to run a script. [I made one for Ubuntu that we still use](https://github.com/opensim-org/opensim-gui/issues/939)

I used a windows script as well last year to build opensim-gui. I will test it next week and if everything works I will share it with everyone. I suggest...

>While plugins can be loaded using scripting shell, a better solution may be needed. I'd lean to keep this open for now. How can we do this? I tired LoadOpenSimLibrary...

I think it would be useful if the user add the path to the plugin, e.g. as in Edit>Preferences>Paths: Plugin search path, then restart Opensim to make use of it.

@chrisdembia thanks for the info. It works in terms of no error message : modeling.Model.LoadOpenSimLibrary("/somePath/libBodyDragForce.so") but when I try to load ThreeMasses model example from the GUI interface in BodyDragForce,...

ok I solved the above problem by using this in python as well loadModel("/someath/ThreeMasses.osim")

> vtk has been dropped completely and is not used by OpenSim 4.0 GUI at all AFAICT. Why the file is still there? I am surprised as VTK is getting...