Int3D
User guide
Standalone version (01/07/2024)
For running Int3D from the standalone version you only have to unzip the download and run the int3d08 executable. In Linux systems you will probably have to define the environment library LD_LIBRARY_PATH, see the user manual for details.
Downloads:
- Int3d08 distribution for Windows 64 bits
- Int3d08 distribution for Linux 64 bits
Binaries for running Int3D from a Python environment (01/07/2024)
For running Int3D from a Python environment you have to:
- Install in your Python environment the following packages: PyQt5, silx and vtk.
- Clone the source repository of Int3D: https://code.ill.fr/scientific-software/int3d08
- Download the bin and pycrysfml08 folders and put them in int3d08/src. For Windows, the compiled version of pycrysfml08 depends on the Python version.
A more detailed explanation can be found in the user manual.
Downloads:
- bin for Windows 64 bits
- bin forLinux 64 bits
- pycrysfml08 for Windows 64 bits and Python 3.12
- pycrysfml08 for Windows 64 bits and Python 3.11
- pycrysfml08 for Windows 64 bits and Python 3.10
- pycrysfml08 for Windows 64 bits and Python 3.9
- pycrysfml08 for Linux 64 bits