The problem is that you're just getting too good at flattening.
On 01/17/2008 03:20 PM, Erin Reid wrote:
Hi Akiko,
You are actually not running into a problem at all. The
flat_cycle5_overlap_smooth is not always created if the surface
doesn't need that extra little attention at the end. If CARET is
happy with the surface that is created by flat_cycle5 then it will
stop processing at that point. A flat_cycle5_overlap_smooth.coord
will be generated if there is a section on the flat surface that is
overlapped (for example) on another. So it will massage the surface
until the overlap is no longer present. So sorry for the confusion.
You can continue with the rest of the flattening steps using the
flat_cycle5 surface.
Erin
Akiko Ikkai wrote:
Hello,
I have been baving problem with the last step of surface flattening;
flat_cycle5_overlap_smooth.coord is not created (flat_cycle5.coord is
there). I'm following the manual ("Caret5 Tutorial Segmentation and
Flattening version 5.2, April 2005") to do all steps from "Surface
Flattening" to "Aligning the Surfaces to Standard Orientation", and
often encounter this problem. For now, I'm going back to the very
beginning to redo all, and it seems to work on the second round.
1. What would be the cause of this problem (not creating
flat_cycle5_overlap_smooth.coord)?
2. Is it possible to create flat_cycle5_overlap_smooth.coord from
flat_cycle5.coord without going back all the way to the first step?
3. Is there a new manual that covers this section?
Thanks in advance, Akiko
Akiko Ikkai
PhD Candidate
Department of Psychology
New York University
6 Washington Place
New York NY, 10003
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