Re: [Paraview] [EXTERNAL] different orientation of input files

2012-05-18 Thread Tom Schoenemann
OK, so Paraview screws up NIFTI coordinates, or doesn't read the header right? The surface mesh that ITK-SNAP makes is in vtk format, so it must be that ITK-SNAP doesn't put the orientation info into the right format? Looking closely at my image, I can see that the vtk mesh in Paraview is ind

Re: [Paraview] [EXTERNAL] different orientation of input files

2012-05-17 Thread Philip A Cook
Hi, I have had some success with the Reflect filter. Often the SNAP meshes are reflected about the origin of the image. Thus I do Reflect on the mesh (I always find it easier to transform the mesh rather than the image in Paraview), with Plane set to X / Y / Z as appropriate, and Center set to

Re: [Paraview] [EXTERNAL] different orientation of input files

2012-05-17 Thread David E DeMarle
It shouldn't do that, certainly not randomly. All the filter does is apply the transformation matrix you give it (specified by the properties panel and/or by moving the box widget in the 3D view) to the point coordinates and the vector and normal data fields of the input data set to make a new dat

Re: [Paraview] [EXTERNAL] different orientation of input files

2012-05-16 Thread Tom Schoenemann
OK, that worked. I've figured out how it works, following what you suggested. Unfortunately, Paraview didn't just shift the data over, leaving it in the same orientation, it also inexplicably changed the orientation by several degrees (??). Even if I am able to get the two boxes in basically th