Icy 2.1 Latest End-User Features
In this post, we detail the new features and bug fixes that affect end-users in Icy 2.1. Mainly, we added or improved the possibility to loop over time series with keyboard shortcuts hide and show...
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Icy 2.1 – Importants changes for developers
There is two majors changes concerning Icy development project in Icy 2.1: Icy repository project is now hosted on GitLab: https://gitlab.pasteur.fr/bia/icy We chose to move on GitLab as it helps us to...
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Using image cursors on Icy
This post explains the concept of image cursors, a new way of accessing image data without the struggle of handling image data types, developed by the Icy team. When developing plugins for Icy, we...
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Migrate your old Icy plugin to maven
This tutorial explains how to migrate your old Icy plugin project (Eclipse) to a Maven project using our template. It will guide you using a concrete example (converting the Intensity Projection...
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How to get help on the Icy software?
In this article, we explain how to get help regarding the Icy software, an Icy plugin or protocol, and more generally bioimage analysis with Icy. Read the documentation It may seem obvious, but the...
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Icy cheat sheets
All the keyboard shortcuts you always wanted to remember… and more! The four cheat sheets below gather keyboard shortcuts and other tips about four topics in Icy: GUI (graphical user interface): the...
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Introduction This code of conduct applies to all spaces managed by the Icy project, including all public and private gitlab repositories, discussion forums, issue trackers, wikis, blogs, posts,...
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Installation instructions for Icy software
In this tutorial, we explain how to install Icy on Windows, Mac and Linux, step by step. Windows Check Java version. If you do not have Java 8, install it (OpenJDK or Oracle JRE version). For OpenJDK,...
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Creating blocks for Icy protocols
The plugin Protocols provide a graphical environment that enables anyone to create graphically and without any prior knowledge in programming a bioimage analysis workflow, and automate it on many...
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Creating an Icy plugin with EzPlug
The EzPlug library is meant to help developers write plug-ins fast and efficiently, i.e. focusing on the major aspect of the work (“the main code”) and leaving aside tedious aspects such as GUI design...
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