Hi Doug,Thanks for your reply. Indeed, I can open the surface in both programs, but there seems to be a shift in a coordinate system. I want to plot fiber tracts in Neurolens as well, so I need to know where I can find the exact (0,0,0) coordinate in the pial surface. Using tksurfer the (0,0,0) coo
That doesn't seem to work...the error it gives is
> > "Unsupported datatype 132"
--- Doug Greve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You can't use .img files directly in the recon. The
> cmd line you have
> will work, or you can
>
> mkdir -p subject_name/orig
> mri_convert raw.img subject_name/orig
What do you mean "to get proper output from reg-feat2anat"? This program
produces a freesurfer registration file, which you then check with reg-feat2anat --manual
...
doug
Vishwadeep Ahluwalia wrote:
Hi,
To elaborate my problem a little more ...
Running FSL command avwhd gave me :
filena
You can't use .img files directly in the recon. The cmd line you have
will work, or you can
mkdir -p subject_name/orig
mri_convert raw.img subject_name/orig/001.mgz
Note: make sure that you look at 001.mgz in tkmedit to make sure that it
is oriented correct, esp if the .img does not have a .
that should work. Why do you want another way?
Bruce
On Thu, 8 Jun 2006, Chacko Cherian wrote:
Hi everybody,
I ve got a small question on converting .img
scans(Analyze) TO .mgz...
suppose i have a raw.img(and raw.hdr) file and I want
to
use recon-all for converting this to .mgz do I just
ne
Hi everybody,
I ve got a small question on converting .img
scans(Analyze) TO .mgz...
suppose i have a raw.img(and raw.hdr) file and I want
to
use recon-all for converting this to .mgz do I just
need to do
recon-all -i raw.img -s
Or is there any other way I can directly use .img
files instead
Hi,
To elaborate my problem a little more ...
Running FSL command avwhd gave me :
filename spiral.nii.gz
sizeof_hdr 348
data_type INT16
dim0 4
dim1 64
dim2 64
dim3 25
dim4 250
dim5 1
dim6 1
dim7 1
vox
Hi Martijn,
we still support COR. I'm at a disadvantage here in that I've not used
Neurolens before. I'm not even sure what the problem is. You can show
the surfaces in neurolens and in tksurfer, so what's the problem?
doug
martijn van den heuvel wrote:
Dear Bruce,
Thanks for your quick r
Glenn,
You are correct in finding that just the tksurfer app
is the one binary from the standard centos4_x86_64
stable freesurfer build that does not work on fc5.
By coincidence, I have been working with a 32bit
FC5 platform, and found that this is true. That is,
the standard centos4 stable
If you're still having trouble with the time course loading, can you
send me the command line you're using and the data you are trying to
load?
On Wed, Jun 07, 2006 at 07:35:49PM -0400, Doug Greve wrote:
>
> It is definitely possible to display time courses in tksurfer, but I
> usually load the
Hi,
Around the 25th of April there was a brief discussion regarding running
FreeSurfer on a FC5 machine. Some users were having a problem with
tksurfer not displaying and an error with the X server
(GLXBadLargeRequest).
I just installed the centos _x64 3.0.3 verson of FreeSurfer on a FC5
mac
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