I have some DICOM images from a MRI done on my brain and I would love to know if it's possible to read these in Processing.  Any libraries to do this kind of thing?  Does anyone know much about the DICOM format?  Is it just a glorified JPEG with extra metadata, or is encoded completely differently?  I could upload some images if anyone would like to examine them.

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I've looked into controlP5 and the other UI libraries but I can't figure out if this is possible or how I would go about implementing it.

Does anyone know where I can get the code to generate the mesh you see at the top of this forum and at the top of Processing.org?

Paste the following code into Processing (no libraries are required, it should compile just fine for everyone on 1.5.1 except for the font).  Move your mouse around and click and drag to draw a red arc.  If you drag it past 9 o'clock, you'll see that it flips to the opposite side, and inverts the arc.  How do I prevent the arc from inverting like this?  I want it to move smoothly past 9 o'clock.  Thanks!

I'm trying to use the RedBlue library with Processing 1.5.1 and I get the following error when I try to compile my sketch:  

1. Exception in thread "Animation Thread" java.lang.RuntimeException: megamu.redblue.RedBlue needs to be updated for the current release of Processing.

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I am trying to extend the TcpClient class in the oscP5 library for Processing. I have already imported netP5.* and oscP5.* in my main sketch. However, the following code produces this error: expecting TRIPLE_DOT, found ','. What is wrong with how I extended it? Am I supposed to add all of those arguments in the constructor?

1. class GameClient extends netP5.TcpClient {
   
2. int score;
   
3. //some more variables
   
4. 
   
5. public TcpClient(Object theObject, String, theAddress, int thePort) {
   
6. //This is the constructor.
   
7. }
   
8. 
   
9. //I want to override this function
   
10. public void dispose() {
    
11.   println("dispose() called.");
    
12. }
    
13. 
    
14. }

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Using the Network library, is it possible to stop() a client before the application is closed (so that the disconnectEvent() is triggered)?  If you simply close out of the running application or close the applet in the browser, the disconnectEvent() is never triggered.

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