The Main Menu is found at the top of the BodyBuilder main window.
The Write MCNP Input File…
and Write Sabrina
Input File… items perform the same function as the Write MCNP Input …
and Write Sabrina Input …
buttons described
below.
When Include
Moritz Hints
is checked, Moritz commands, in the form of comments in the MCNP input,
are included in the MCNP input file written by BodyBuilder. They are
always included in the file sent to Moritz for display (View in Moritz).
These commands enhance Moritz’s 3D display of the model.
The Write BodyBuilder File…
and Read BodyBuilder
File… items operate on files containing the state of
a BodyBuilder
model-organ selections and details, sex, age, extra fat, etc. These
files carry a suffix of '.bbr'. The file reflects the
state of BodyBuilder when written, and restores that state when
read in.
The Viewer
menu items point BodyBuilder to the Sabrina
and Moritz programs. Sabrina Executable…
brings up a file selection box for setting the location of the Sabrina
executable (sabrina.exe).
BodyBuilder remembers this location in subsequent sessions. Sabrina
will run in the same directory as the executable (thereby facilitating
Sabrina’s access to her help files) unless the Sabrina working
directory is changed with the Run Sabrina in...
menu item that shows a file selection box in which to choose the
directory in which Sabrina will run. Selecting any file in the chosen
directory will set the directory. BodyBuilder remembers this directory
for future sessions. Making this choice is usually unnecessary. The
Moritz items are similar.
The Quit item
terminates BodyBuilder.
Extra Torso Fat … shows a window
for defining a layer of additional tissue surrounding the torso.
Separate Components for All
and No Separate Components
affect the separate components
model for all organs with such a model.
Wall+Contents for All
and No Wall+Contents
affect
the Wall + Contents model for all
organs that have such a model.
When Legs Up
is checked, the legs are positioned horizontally in front of the torso.
When Sitting
is checked, the legs are bent with the top half of the legs as in the Legs Up
posture. These two items cannot be selected in the 6 and 9 month
pregnant models.
New Neck
Model, when checked, includes the neck modifications described
in the 1996 report. When unchecked, the original head model, without a
distinct neck, is used. This figure shows the
new (left) and old (right) neck models.
Clear Tallies
sets the tally flag for all
organs to No
Tally.
The weight can be shown as Kilograms,
Grams, or Pounds. Dimensions,
including the height and extra fat thickness, can be given as
Centimeters or Inches.
Imp
shows a dialog in which to enter the
MCNP importance command that will be included in each cell definition.
When Use
Sabrina or Use Moritz is checked,
that program is used as the external viewer.
The other items in the Viewer menu
affect the state of Sabrina when writing a Sabrina file or viewing the
model. They are disabled when Use Moritz is
checked.
Initial
Action determines what Sabrina will do with the model when it
first receives or reads it:
Color
shaded imageEtch
image showing edges and intersectionsDo NothingSabrina’s initial ViewPoint can
be towards the Front,
Back, Right, or Left of the
phantom, Down
on the head, or Up
from below. Regardless of the initial choice, all ViewPoints are
defined and retrievable in Sabrina.
The Spatial
Window is a bounding box that contains the portion of the model
that will be imaged.
Fixed
Size for All Ages window facilitates comparison of phantoms of
different ages. This
Model window, the scaling is adjusted so that the current
phantom fills the image area. Above
Legs window.Define Colors:
The colors listed in the BodyBuilder organ color menus are the 16
default colors in Sabrina when Sabrina is running on a True Color or
High Color (> 8 color planes) display. When Sabrina is to be run on
a pseudocolor (8 color planes) display or less, checking Define Colors
inserts the definitions of the 16 colors into the Sabrina input.
Super Resolution:
Sabrina’s default imaging method is the calculate the colors and
intensities at the corners and center of a 9¥9 pixel block. If
these
values match, the remainder of the block is filled by interpolation in
the intensity. If not, the same game is played on subdivisions of the
block. This method may result in noticeable gaps when image features
are comparable in size to the 9¥9 pixel block. Selecting Super Resolution
causes each pixel to be calculated, bypassing the averaging algorithm.
Sabrina execution time increases in the super mode. This figure compares the two resolutions. Super Resolution
is necessary if the transparency state of any organ is
semi-transparent.
BodyBuilder uses the standard Windows help facility.
Contents
shows the BodyBuilder help epitome. Topics gives
an index. Using Help
presents the Windows help on help package. About BodyBuilder…
shows a standard Windows About
dialog.