Hi Pedro,
I'm not familiar with "off" format.
You'll need to convert your surface into one of the following file
formats that caret_file_convert (or Caret's File: Import) can read:
BYU input surface is a BYU surface file
This type is followed by the name of the BYU surface file.
FSS input surface is a FreeSurfer surface surface file.
This type is followed by the name of the FreeSurfer surface
file.
FSP input surface is a FreeSurfer surface patch file.
This type is followed by the name of the FreeSurfer patch
file and the name of a corresponding FreeSurfer surface file.
STL input surface is a BYU surface file
This type is followed by the name of the STL surface file.
VTKP input surface is a VTK PolyData file.
This type is followed by the name of the VTK PolyData file.
VTKXP input surface is an XML VTK PolyData file.
This type is followed by the name of the XML VTK PolyData
file.
Often software packages will read and write VTK files, even if they
don't use this format natively.
Alternatively, you can convert your surface into Caret "coord" and
"topo" format:
Coord:
http://brainmap.wustl.edu/caret/caret5.51_help/file_formats/file_formats.html#coordFile
Topo:
http://brainmap.wustl.edu/caret/caret5.51_help/file_formats/file_formats.html#topoFile
Caret can read those formats directly using the File: Open Data File
options.
NIH has developed a standard named "GIFTI" which serves a purpose for
geometric data similar to the NIfTI standard did for 3D volumetric data
(i.e., standard interchange format). I thought they were about ready to
release it.
Donna
On 06/21/2007 04:05 PM, Pedro A. Valdes Hernandez wrote:
Hi:
I have a surfaces in triangles. I can write it in .off, for example...
I have vertices coordinates and triangles. I'd like to import this to
CARET. What should I do?
thanks
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