thank you for this amazing project. I wanted to know if it would be possible to modify the project source code to include custom text from a database I am creating for a project? If so, would I need to include a link to the file in __init__.py?
Please advise.

Hi Subhendu, sorry for the late answer.

-To take a picture of what you see in through the camera, you can use a 'Viewport Render image' (F12)
-If you want to do more complex things, like using the compositor, there is now a add-on button to sync the render to the viewport, you just need to press it each time before rendering.
See this post:
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6907799535427436544

To display the definitions like the other objects, just rename the mesh/curve itself as the text.
You can do it activating the 'object's content in the filter of the outliner, or in Properties>Mesh/Curve.

If you create useful content, please consider sharing it through the forum or the linkedin page:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/z-anatomy
Blenderian anatomists are needed.

Yes, the image is an export combining the 'MeasureIt' render image and the regular Render
(The setup has been kept ready to use in the compositing editor).
When the 'MeasureIt' addon is activated in
Edit>Preferences>Addons
the labels of the bones can be seen within the 3D view.
I plan to differenciate the colours of the surfaces/borders/ridges and tubercules at some point.
That is the main reason why I added a preferences file within the zipped file; it goes with a 'Quick preferences' that allows to show/hide the labels of the selected objects only with 'Q+H' (because the 'Q+S' is used to reset the view when the 'Stored view' addon is activated)

In your gallery, there are the images which show the names of the substructures.
https://www.z-anatomy.com/exports?pgid=kqvyv5y3-0814cb54-d6d2-4f37-b2ae-f8d99db9485f

These are very cool. Are these texts from the feature of Z-anatomy or Blender? Or photoshopped after rendering?

Hi Mr Tseng,

You are right; some changes in the shortcuts have been used for experiments and forgotten; I restored the unnecessary changes as default and the file of the website has been updated.
(Today's update has also much more detailed eyeballs.)

The only important shortcut is the one that gives access to all the collections of the last selected object through a RMB.
It is only a faster way to do a 'Shift+G'>Collections, or 'Shift+G+O'.

The shortcuts can always be changed/restored through
Edit>Preferences>Keymap
and saved/imported/exported through the buttons on the upper right corner of the preferences window.

It is quite easy to see which changes have been made as the sections containing one or several modified shortcut(s) have a 'restore' button; and the particular icons of each modified shortcut allow to restore the default version in one clic.

By the way, I have started a complex armature system but prefered to move on with the anatomical structures. I would be glad if somebody could add its contribution on this part, can send him the armature that I made; and would give him the attribution for it.