VMTKCENTERLINEINTERPOLATION(1)
π vmtkcenterlineinterpolation π
okay bestie, welcome to the vmtkcenterlineinterpolation page (that's the User Commands girlie in the house), and lowkey she does ONE thing and she does it gorgeously: she smooths your centerlines with a moving average filter. that's it. that's the whole vibe. β¨
πΈ NAME πΈ
vmtkcenterlineinterpolation β vmtk script vmtkcenterlineinterpolation
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
ok so fr fr this is one of those autogenerated vmtk script pages and it literally opens with this exact gremlin-string, no notes:
Automatic pipingvmtkcenterlineinterpolationParsing optionsvmtkcenterlineinterpolation
(it's giving "the generator had ONE job" but we move π )
and here's the actual serve:
vmtkcenterlineinterpolation : smooth centerlines with a moving average filter
that's the main character energy right there. you feed her centerlines, she averages them out and hands you back something smoother. periodt.
π Input arguments π
-idId (str,1); default=0β the script id. she's just a number bestie, don't overthink it.-handleSelf (self,1) β a handle to self. iconic self-love moment honestly π«Ά-disabledDisabled (bool,1); default=0β turns execution and piping OFF. like, she's not gonna run, she's not gonna pipe, she's just gonna sit there looking pretty.-iCenterlines (vtkPolyData,1) β the input centerlines π this is the stuff you want smoothed.-ifileCenterlinesInputFileName (str,1) β filename for the default Centerlines reader. if you're not passing data directly, this is where you point her.-arrayMaskArrayName (str,1); default=Noneβ the array used for determining what portion of the centerline has to be reinterpolated is stored here. tl;dr: this is the "which bits do I touch" mask array. no mask, no idea, so set it bestie.-thresholdThreshold (float,1); default=0.0β value of the mask array below which (above which, in caseinsideoutis1) the centerline is reinterpolated.-insideoutInsideOut (bool,1); default=0β toggle interpolating below (0) or above (1) the threshold value. yes she can do the opposite of what you expect. she contains multitudes. π-ofileCenterlinesOutputFileName (str,1) β filename for the default Centerlines writer. where your glow-up gets saved. πΎβ¨
π Output arguments π
-idId (str,1); default=0β script id. yes again. she said consistency. π-handleSelf (self,1) β handle to self. yes again. self-love twice, as she deserves.-oCenterlines (vtkPolyData,1) β the output centerlines π₯ this is the smoothed glow-up version, the after photo, the final reveal.
π see also
not gonna lie bestie, this page has no SEE ALSO, no AUTHOR, no COPYRIGHT, no LICENSE, no EXIT STATUS, no BUGS section. the whole thing is literally input args, output args, and bye. she's minimal, she's mysterious, she's on a strict information diet. π§
π quick vibe check: everything you can pass in is-id,-handle,-disabled,-i,-ifile,-array,-threshold,-insideout,-ofile, and everything that comes back out is-id,-handle,-o. don't add flags that aren't on this list, she will not recognise them fr fr. π
anyway that's the whole page π no cap. this was vmtkcenterlineinterpolation version 1.5, dated April 2026, and that's a wrap bestie β go smooth those centerlines, you absolute icon πβ¨ππ¦πΈπ
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu stonking: vmtk 1.5.0+dfsg1-1 Β· BSD-3-Clause
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms