Object Info and Lists¶

The right-hand side panel provides detailed information and controls for your annotations. It contains several tabs, each focusing on a different aspect of your data.

Info Tab¶

The Info tab displays metadata about the current annotation and dataset. This includes:

Annotation Name and Description: You can edit the name and description of your annotation here.
Dataset Information: Details about the dataset, such as its name, owner, and contributors.
Dimensions: The voxel size and extent of the dataset.
Statistics: A summary of the annotation data, such as the number of skeletons and segments.

Skeleton Tab¶

The Skeleton tab is used for managing skeleton annotations. It lists all the trees in the annotation and allows you to perform various actions on them, such as:

Searching and Filtering: Find specific trees or nodes.
Adding and Deleting: Create new trees or remove existing ones.
Grouping: Organize trees into groups.

Comments Tab¶

The Comments tab displays a list of all comments attached to the nodes of a skeleton annotation. You can use this tab to:

View and Navigate: See all comments and jump to the corresponding node in the viewport.
Add and Edit: Add new comments or modify existing ones.

Segments Tab¶

The Segments tab is for managing volume annotations. It lists all the segments in the annotation and provides tools for:

Mesh Generation: Create 3D meshes for individual segments or the entire annotation.
Visualization: View and inspect the generated meshes.
Downloads: Download segment data and meshes.

Bounding Boxes Tab¶

The BBoxes tab lists all the bounding boxes in the annotation. From here, you can:

Create and Delete: Add new bounding boxes or remove existing ones.
Navigate: Jump to a specific bounding box in the viewport.
Rename: Change the name of a bounding box.

This tab provides an alternative to using the Bounding Box tool from the toolbar.

Abstract Tree Tab¶

The AbsTree tab displays a 2D representation of a skeleton annotation. This can be useful for visualizing the structure of large and complex skeletons. Be aware that generating the abstract tree can be resource-intensive for very large skeletons.

Connectome Tab¶

The Connectome tab is used for visualizing and interacting with connectome data. If a connectome file is available for the segmentation layer, you can use this tab to:

Explore Connections: Analyze the connections between segments.
Filter and Search: Find specific connections or segments.

Customizing the Layout¶

You can customize the layout of the right-hand side panel to fit your workflow. You can reorder the tabs via drag-and-drop or hide or move them to a different position, e.g. showing two tabs at a time.