You may cite MorphoDig with the following
reference:
Lebrun, R. MorphoDig, an open-source 3D freeware dedicated to biology.
IPC5, Paris, France; 07/2018
No. However, you can digitize 3D landmarks on complex 3D surfaces or on 3D volume rendering representations using MorphoDig, which you can use in other software.
Currently, the only possibility to produce a surface with MorphoDig is, using a given threshold value, to create an isosurface (using the marching cubes algorithm, for instance). Segmentation tools will be added in future versions of this software.
Yes, definitely. Most actions can be undone and redone.