Thank you, Colin and David. It seems to work fine now.
On Wed, Jul 18, 2012 at 6:14 PM, David Van Essen <vanes...@wustl.edu> wrote:
> Pablo,
>
> On a Mac, use 'Shift-click' to complete whatever edits you have started in
> border update. (It may be ctrl-click or something else on linux or a PC).
> This appiies to the erase, extend, or replace options.
> The 'Apply' button is what you need to press in order to get started in the
> border update mode.
>
> In the example image, you should use the Replace Segment option. Start near
> the yellow contour to 'latch' onto the corpus callosum, then run your mouse
> over to the callosum and follow the trail, but also you need to end up close
> to the selected border. After completing this step (by shift-click), carry
> out the remaining edits using replace, erase, or extend, as appropriate.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> David VE
>
> On Jul 18, 2012, at 4:38 PM, Pablo Polosecki wrote:
>
>> Dear List,
>>
>> I am trying to follow the FS-to-F99 tutorial (now on a Mac computer).
>> It seems the Stage-1 script runs succesfully and I magage to get to
>> step 2.2 of the tutorial ("Update Borders"). There, I am instructed to
>> select point along the Corpus Callosum by simply clicking on it. I can
>> do that fine (only difference is my selected points look green instead
>> of the red seen on Figure 3 of the tutorial). The next step is the one
>> that doesn't seem to work okay. The tutorial says that I should drag
>> point along the template CC countour (yellow) towards the highlighted
>> nodes allong the actual CC. I do that, and I see that this creates a
>> red-dot trace of my mouse trajectory (see image attached, not
>> mentioned in the tutorial but something still hopefully desirable).
>> Now, from what I understand I should reposition the implied segment by
>> pressing 'Apply' in the 'Draw Border Update' window. However, when I
>> do this, the red-dotted traces disappear and I am back to the
>> beggining, no chages seem to occur in the yellow templace CC contour.
>> Shouldn't I be seeing some changes? Let me know if my description of
>> the problem could be clearer.
>>
>> Thank you very much!
>> Pablo
>>
>> --
>> Pablo Polosecki
>> Graduate Fellow
>> Laboratory of Neural Systems
>> The Rockefeller University
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>> New York, NY 10065
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