Hi Terry,
I have seen the slow to load the Display Control behavior on a very
low-end computer with only 256MB of RAM. Which processor and how
much memory is in your computer?
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On Apr 3, 2006, at 10:18 AM, Terry Sewards wrote:
Hi David,
I tried the method you suggested, using Caret 5.3 with the
Human.sphere_6.LEFT_HEM.73730.topo file, but all I could get on the
very
inflated surface was a few red dots along a line at z=0. I then
tried the
new 5.33 Beta (Windows) version, which I had recently downloaded,
and it
worked fine after I managed to get the paint file up. This was not
easy,
because as soon as I hit the Display Control button, the whole
screen froze
for about two minutes, then came back to life. Do you think this a
problem
with the configuration on my computer? Thanks.
Terry
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Hi,
Is there a way I can draw a border on the fiducial 3-D surface? I'm
trying
to map the perirhinal cortex and it jumps a cut as it extends toward
temporopolar cortex, so when I draw the boundary on the flat map the
resulting area looks fine, but on the fiducial surface there is a
large
gap
between the polar and posterior parts. In the Caret 5.2 tutorial
it says
it
can be done, but is difficult.
Terry Sewards
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Date: Sat, 1 Apr 2006 23:57:21 -0600
From: David Van Essen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [caret-users] Re: Drawing borders on fiducial surface
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Terry,
In Caret 5.3 you can draw 3-D borders on non-flat surfaces, using the
Dimensions: 3D option in the Draw Borders dialog box. Instead of
using the fiducial surface, a highly inflated surface works better
(see below - and is easy to generate if you don't have one already).
Make sure that the topology assigned to the surface you are drawing
on is CLOSED (not CUT).
If you are drawing a closed border and want to paint in the enclosed
region using the 'assign paint identifiers within the closed border',
double-check that you haven't nadvertently assigned nodes on the far
(invisible) side of the surface. This doesn't happen when you use a
highly inflated surface, as its center of gravity is at the origin
and the 'negative screen-Z' nodes are excluded. If you have problems
on this front, consult with us again.
David VE
On Apr 1, 2006, at 11:36 PM, Terry Sewards wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way I can draw a border on the fiducial 3-D surface?
I'm trying
to map the perirhinal cortex and it jumps a cut as it extends toward
temporopolar cortex, so when I draw the boundary on the flat map the
resulting area looks fine, but on the fiducial surface there is a
large gap
between the polar and posterior parts. In the Caret 5.2 tutorial
it says it
can be done, but is difficult.
Terry Sewards
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