Files read in sliceOmatic are sent to one of 3 structures:  The 1D, 2D or 3D structures.  These can be examined and manipulated through the "File Management" modules (1D, 2D and 3D).  You can use these modes to close any files you do not need in memory anymore.

 

Then the data contained in the files is also placed in a new "tree" structure.  This tree structure can be examined and manipulated through the "Class management" modules (Again, 1D, 2D and 3D).

 

Each tree is composed of "Nodes". Some nodes are always present (such as the "Root" and "Frames" for the 2D tree), and others are created by inserting "Classes" in the architecture of the tree.  This is done with the "Class management" modules.  Once the architecture is defined, the program use this information along with the files in the structures to create the nodes of the trees. (This is done by reading a new file, or by clicking on the "Update DB" button.)

 

Each of the 3 trees (1D, 2D and 3D) have their own classes that can be used in their architecture.

 

 

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