*AlignmentPoint()

Specifies the paragraph alignment of note text.

Syntax

*AlignmentPoint (node_locator, image_x, image_y)

Application

HyperView

Inputs

node_locator
Node locator defining the model's alignment point.
image_x
The x pixel location of the image.
image_y
The y pixel location of the image.

Example

*BeginImagePlane({IMAGE_FILE_1}, "1", "Image 1", "True")
                *SyncMode("Manual")
                *SyncModel("1")
                *Mode("Background")
                *AssociatedModelID("-1")
                *VidTrackData("0 0 0 0.000000 0.000000 ")
                *ShowTrackingMarker("False")
                *VidTrackColor("0 0 0")
                *Crop("0.00, 0.00, 1.00, 1.00")
                *StretchToFit("True")
                *MaintainAspectRatio("True")
                *UserTransform("1.000000 1.000000 0.000000                                  0.000000 ")
                *Anchor("Center")
                *Alignment("MULTI_POINT", "")
                *AlignmentPoint("1 FEM 141 FEM Node 21838",                                  159, 231)
                *AlignmentPoint("1 FEM 152 FEM Node 21964",                                  201, 150)
                *AlignmentPoint("1 FEM 158 FEM Node 22039",                                  297, 129)
                *AlignmentPoint("1 FEM 26 FEM Node 19614",                                   41, 243)
                *AlignmentPoint("1 FEM 137 FEM Node 21784",                                  187, 303)
                *AlignmentPoint("1 FEM 145 FEM Node 21880",                                  334, 142)
                *AlignmentPoint("1 Ellipsoid 2 Ellipsoid                                     Node 344", 204, 156)
                *AlignmentPoint("1 FEM 6 FEM Node 2156",                                     402, 230)
                *SyncScale("1.000000000000")
                *SyncOffset("0.000000000000")
                *VideoTrackingWindowSize(13)
            *EndImagePlane() 

Comments

This block defines all of the alignment points that are used to define the model and image using the seven point alignment method.