In the dev version of freeview, you can go to File ->Load Point set, and choose
the control point file (shoulb be <subject>/tmp/control.dat)
This allows you to flip through the points by entering the control point
number or using an arrow to go to the next/previous control point in the file.
This moves the cursor to the control point (which shows up as a green dot by
default).
You can also do the same thing to load them in the stable version of freeview,
but there is no box to enter a control point number. If you move through the
brain, you will see the control points as dots.
Best,
Lee
On Mon, 17 Aug 2015, prasser wrote:
Hi,
On this page https://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/LongitudinalEdits it mentions
"it is recommended to
check if all CPs are accurately placed in the long."
I was wondering what is the best way to do this?
I know I can type in the RAS coordinates from the control.dat file and check
each one this way, but this seems
a little tedious and prone to errors especially as I can't paste into tkmedit.
Also, is there a command that can get the intensity from brainmask.mgz from a
given RAS coordinate?
Thanks
P
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