Good morning, The biomechanical file shared on the 'Atlas' page of this website is the beginning of what you need. It contains only the skeleton of the model and has an armature with amplitude limits and 'drivers' that reproduce the main relations between bone movements. Blender has the tools to define how the soft tissues would move in each position (Weight painting, corrective shapekeys, etc.) but for the moment nobody is working on it.

Hi, Sorry for the delay .. holydays. -If you use the template, you can always click on File>New> and choose another template. To delete the template, go to: C:\Users\(YourUsername)\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.1\scripts\startup\bl_app_templates_user\ and delete the folder 'Z-Anatomy' -If you use the Portable version, then it is a portable version, it works in parallel to the regular Blender and does not need to be installed; you can just delete the icon and the file; it won't affect the other versions that you may use. In case of need, you can use several portable version, each one works independently. I hope that it helps; if it does not answer your question, you can give me more informations about your OS, and version of 'Z-Anatomy' that you use.

The translation of the NAV is currently done from Latin to English, French and Spanish. All help is welcome on these languages or others: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D1V7l1pjSK4_TP1ZyTM0QFsM6DM4zd5NFD5cn5UGytk/edit#gid=0

Well hi, Blender being an advanced animation-exporter program, it allows to create very complex materials, and even to link some functions to it. That is what makes the 'comic shader' and 'key colors' functions work. I guess that the .fbx is able to handle most functions of a regular 'Principled BSDF' node but that it is lost when it comes to deal with more complex materials. All the materials have been completely recreated for the APP and Sketchfab for example. We haven't been investigating this direction so that Google, Youtube and BlenderArtists should be the best sources of information. A potential solution would be good to share on this forum for other people who may need it. Sorry for not having a better answer. Regards, g.

Hi Davide, -The definitions nearly all come directly from Wikipedia. Some adaptation has been made to match the TA2 (some Wikipedia's pages use a former name, or are described inside another structure's page), to have an easily readable structure and to remove the parts that refer to external links and pictures. Here is the license of Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyrights You can mention 'Z-Anatomy' for the little adaptation, but that's not a big deal. -About the model: If you modify or mix the model, an access to these modifications can be made through a link to a .zip or .7z on your website or through Google Drive or else. If it passes through a proprietary format (not Blender nor .stl/.obj...), it would be elegant to convert it into a readable-by-all format. Your message makes me realize that I still have to give the attribution to Wikipedia : /; I'll fix that next week. For the model, the attribution ought to be given both to 'Bodyparts3D' and 'Z-Anatomy' because there has been a lot of work on the original parts. -About the software: the use of a part or of the whole model implies that the software is shared under the same license. To do so, the people usually create a GitHub page where they share the source code. A cool PC version of the APP made by Lluis Vinent in Unity is about to be released but not completely ready yet. We're looking forward to see yours. If both Lluis and you are willing to collaborate on the APP, it could help.

Well received, you are now able to edit the spreadsheet.

Hi FX Bear, That is a great news ! You will receive an editor's access to correct the german translations in the spreadsheet.

This article gives a short overview of some dysfunctions of the knowledge production process: https://www.actascientific.com/ASAT/pdf/ASAT-01-0032.pdf

This was my mistake: on the page 'Atlas', the 'Template' has now replaced the 'Launcher' -because the launcher was not meant for Mac and Linux- and can be used on all platforms; it just needs to be installed from a regular Blender.

77) De mi lado, no funcionan los '+/-', los '1,2,3...' y el 'X' del lexico 78) Una forma de coregir las definiciones traducidas seria util 79) Los 'é', 'è', 'ê', 'ï' en los labels se quedan blanco (no fade-out, ni naranja) 80) Centrar el modelo mas a la izquierda cuando una ventana lateral esta abierta 81) no pondria un icono 'invert' por la seleccion, solamente un shortcut. Si te parece mejor tener un icono, unas flechas invertidas en utima posicion quizas quedaria mas inteligible. 82) 'Brush select' no funciona; 'resize brush' activa los '+/-' y entrar en la funcion todavia selecciona lo que esta detras al momento de entrar. (ver 85)). Solucion propuesta: Suprimiria la barra de 'brush resize' porque se parece a una herramienta mobil y que se queda en el medio cuando ya no se ve la opcion activa. Preferiria solamente un shortcut o deslocar la al lado izquierdo en vertical para tener menos proximidad con el modelo y la barra de layers. Ciertas personas en los forums defienden que el zoom con MMB cumple la misma funcion que el resize; en Blender esta sobretodo util en edit mode; una forma de mejorar la seria de mostrar su circomferencia con un contour para que el usuario sepa hasta donde selecciona. 83) 'Reset' podria volver a la seleccion normal 84) Cambiaria el icono 'multiple select' por 'box-select', y pondria una opcion o la otra. De momento podemos tener dos opciones en naranja y ya no tenemos el 'box select' y el 'simple select' juntos por default; lo que era muy util. Me encantaba la version anterior. 85) Suprimiria el icono 'layer', la barra apareceria cuando el cursor esta en la parte inferior. En vez de signos '+'/'-', la mitad superior del icono podria añadir y la mitad inderior subtraer (cada mitad mostraria un overlay discreto cuando el cursor esta encima para que el usuario entienda que hay opciones). De esta forma, los iconos podrian estar maiores sin incomodar la navegacion. En general, todo lo que puede ser hecho directamente y no pasar por etapas me parece mejor (//barras de posicion, opcion de seleccion, ojos en serie). 86) Cambiaria el color del texto seleccionado por un color casi negro y este del overlay lo pondria mas claro para llegar a un contraste fuerte y reverso. 87) Las teclas 'flechas arriba' y 'abajo' podrian pasar de una propuesta de busceda a la otra con un overlay de 'pre-seleccion' 88) Las flechas 'undo' y 'redo' podrian ser las flechas curvas estándar de estas funciones. 89) Los iconos de ojo quedan 'abiertos' despues de isolar un sistema, y despues de utilizar el 'reset'. 90) Activar un icono 'ojo' a veces selecciona las estructuras mostradas, a veces no, a veces solamente algunas. 91) Existen muchos videos gratis muy bien hechos (Youtube, Khan academy, Ninja nerd, etc.) que explican ciertos mecanismos. Si teniamos una forma de integrar el link en la descipcion, y de hacer aparecer el video -solamente cuando hay una conexion internet disponible- creo que seria una forma intelligente y bonita de interconectar la informacion disponible.

bones;ligamts;muscles;insertions;fascia;arteries;veins;lymph;nerves;viscera;skin;refs

bones;ligamts;muscles;insertions;fascia;arteries;veins;lymph;nerves;viscera;skin;refs

TO DO LIST: -Medulla, anterior/posterior root, ganglions, etc. -Ligaments of the atlanto-occipital joint -Comic shader of the cerebellum-material -Ethmoidal cells, pharynx, oral cavity

NEW MISSIONS: -Trigger the key color function only on one layer at a time -Toggle visibility/selectability of the objects hidden by the cross-section planes (to select only the partially and fully visible ones) -Automate the creation of a desktop icon -Exception to the 'follow parent visibility' function: 'liver' -Automatically develop the outliner on the active object (and collapse unselected) -Add shortcut to show/hide outliner and text editor independently (if possible) @zielepl7

Yes, the collaborative process still has to be demonstrated but in a way or another, it will involve either a .blend or a .bvh. It is possible to share zippped .blend files directly on the forum, to use 'PasteAll' or -if necessary- Drive or other services for large files. If only one person works at a time, the file just has to be replaced and shared on the website; if more people start contributing at the same time, a merging step would be needed. example:

Yes, that's the idea.

Right, one or two poses have been created as a demonstration but the idea would be to have more. Although several adjustments are needed to reach a fully constraint and flexible model, the poses can already be created. Besides the pose library, a list of clean actions can also be built.

Hi thorn, All modifications and artistic choices are up to the user but everything is shared: if somebody creates wonderful materials and composition setup using the files, he/she also agrees to share it with anybody asking for it. If the purpose is to coordinate towards a common goal, it can be worth to mention that the atlas has the ambition to produce most of the images for an open source printed atlas for which one or two styles would be used. This style would be discussed with other contributors and potential users but the comic shader corresponds to my initial proposition.

One or two useful tricks to edit the translations here.