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To hide all scale bars and prevent scale bars from appearing automatically, the plugin can be deactivated from the “Preferences > Startup plugins” menu, by unticking “Enabled” and clicking on “Apply” or “Ok”.To hide the scale bar for a specific viewer, click on its “eye” icon on the “Layers” panel in the Inspector (see screenshot below).Here are two ways to adjust its behaviour: This plugin is a “startup” plugin, which means it runs in the background of Icy and will automatically add a scale bar on any opened sequence, as long as the plugin is “active”.Please make sure that the pixel size is correct, otherwise the scale bar will not be calibrated. This plugin calculates the size of the scale bar based on the pixel size stored in the image metadata.These options are accessible within the “Layers” section of the inspector (see screenshot below), and via the script editor: importClass(.Scale) Scale bar options Display size: untick to show the bar only.Auto-adjust size: if ticked, scale bar size will adjust to changes in the units used for the pixel size in metadata and scale according to the size of the image.Location (choose from the four corners of the image or the viewer).This plugin displays a scale bar overlay on the sequence in most 2D viewers, with the following options:
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