The ArtiSynth Models Package (artisynth_models)

The ArtiSynth Models package (artisynth_models) is a collection of modeling work done with ArtiSynth. It contains contributions from a number of researchers and organizations, with its contents presently focused mainly on the head and neck region.

Please acknowledge use of these models:

If you use these models for your research, please acknowledge the creators using one or more of the references found on the Citations page.

Which version of artisynth_models should I get?

You should download the version of artisynth_models that matches your version of ArtiSynth.

• If you are using the current development version of ArtiSynth (obtained from Github), you should get the current development version of artisynth_models, as described below.
• If you are instead using one of the precompiled ArtiSynth releases, you should obtain the precompiled release of artisynth_models with the corresponding version number.

Current development version

The current development version of artisynth_models is available from Github at https://github.com/artisynth/artisynth_models.git :

> git clone https://github.com/artisynth/artisynth_models.git

For more information on obtaining and installing packages from Github, see the ArtiSynth installation guide.

Current precompiled release (with source):

Note: this should be used with the corresponding release of artisynth_core.

• artisynth_models_3.8.zip (95Mb) -- Jul 20, 2024

Older precompiled releases:

• artisynth_models_3.7.zip (95Mb) -- Apr 13, 2022
• artisynth_models_3.6.zip (95Mb) -- Jan 22, 2020
• artisynth_models_3.5.zip (95Mb) -- Aug 1, 2019
• artisynth_models_3.4.zip (94Mb) -- Mar 22, 2018
• artisynth_models_3.3.zip (79Mb) -- Aug 17, 2016
• artisynth_models_3.2.zip (77Mb) -- Aug 27, 2015
• artisynth_models_3.1.zip (76Mb) -- Aug 20, 2014
• artisynth_models_3.0.zip (89Mb) -- Jul 8, 2014

Unpack the zip file to an appropriate install directory. You can then run the models from ArtiSynth if you add the path for artisynth_models/classes to the file EXTCLASSPATH in the ArtiSynth install directory.

Full details on using ArtiSynth with external packages are given the Installation Guides.