Dear Bruce,

Command for the patch: label2patch wh lh lh.G_temp_sup-G_T_trans.label PAC

Then I loaded tksurfer with: tksurfer wh lh inflated (pial)

Then I loaded the patch in tksufer with the GUI, but it doesn't show up,
respectively everything vanished to black.

Thanks, Holger




2012/2/16 Bruce Fischl <fis...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>

> what is your command line? That isn't an error - it just detects that the
> patch isn't flattened and so will show it in the original space. Does it
> show up?
>
>
> On Thu, 16 Feb 2012, Klein, Holger wrote:
>
>  Dear Bruce,
>> The patch (only 16 kb ???) was successfully created via label2patch. But
>> loading it in tksurfer after having loaded a surface the following error
>> occured:
>>
>> % surface not flattened - disabling 2d code...
>>
>> What am I doing wrong? Isn't there a way via the command mri_vol2surf?
>> What
>> output format should I use for the surface I create with this command?
>>
>> Thanks, Holger
>>
>>
>>
>> 2012/2/16 Bruce Fischl <fis...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>
>>      p.s. could you cc the list on your replies so others can learn
>>      (I did on mine)
>>
>>      On Thu, 16 Feb 2012, Klein, Holger wrote:
>>
>>            Dear Bruce,
>>            Thanks for your help. I did what you advised me to
>>            do in freeview. It works,
>>            but the problem is that an overlay does not
>>            ameliorate my view on the Heschl
>>            Gyrus. Thus I am looking for a solution to only view
>>            the pial surface of
>>            this certain label without the rest of the brain,
>>            i.e. just the surface of
>>            the volume that I created with mri_label2vol.
>>
>>            Do you have a clue to do that?
>>
>>            Thanks, Holger
>>
>>            2012/2/16 Bruce Fischl <fis...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>
>>                 Hi Holger
>>
>>                 the file you are outputing isn't a surface,
>>            it's a surface
>>                 overlay. Try loading the inflated surface then
>>            load the .w file
>>                 with tksurfer load overlay
>>
>>                 cheers
>>                 Bruce
>>
>>
>>                 On Thu, 16 Feb 2012, Klein, Holger wrote:
>>
>>
>>                       Dear FreeSurfers,
>>
>>                       To get a better view on the pial surface
>>            of the
>>                       Heschl' Gyri I used the
>>                       command mri_vol2surf after having created
>>            the
>>                       suitable volume with
>>                       label2vol. My goal is to get the pial
>>            surface of
>>                       this single label.
>>
>>                       My Command is:  *mri_vol2surf --src
>>            pf_lh_vol.mgz
>>                       --hemi lh --surf pial --sr
>>                       creg
>>                       register.dat --out_type paint --o
>>            A1surf-lh.w*
>>
>>                       The output file was created without any
>>            error, but
>>                       loading the file in
>>                       freeview or tksurfer an error occured:
>>
>>                       *command: tksurfer WH lh A1surf-lh.w
>>
>>                       *subject is WH*
>>                       *hemi    is lh*
>>                       *surface is A1surf-lh.w*
>>                       *surfer: current subjects dir:
>>
>>             /Volumes/Macintosh/**Freesurfer/Kontrollen/A1_**Wilts_Heide*
>>                       *surfer: not in "scripts" dir ==> using
>>            cwd for
>>                       session root*
>>                       *surfer: session root data dir ($session)
>>            set to:*
>>                       *surfer:
>>            /freesurfer/Kontrollen/A1_**Wilts_Heide*
>>                       *checking for nofix files in
>>            'A1surf-lh.w'*
>>                       *Reading image info
>>
>>             (/Volumes/Macintosh/**Freesurfer/Kontrollen/A1_**
>> Wilts_Heide/WH)*
>>                       *Reading
>>
>>             /Volumes/Macintosh/**Freesurfer/Kontrollen/A1_**
>> Wilts_Heide/WH/mri/orig.mgz*
>>                       *surfer: Reading header info from
>>
>>             /Volumes/Macintosh/**Freesurfer/Kontrollen/A1_**
>> Wilts_Heide/WH/mri/orig.mgz*
>>                       *ERROR: MRISread: file
>> '/Volumes/Macintosh/**Freesurfer/Kontrollen/A1_**
>> Wilts_Heide/WH/surf/lh.A1surf-
>>
>>                       l
>>                       h.w'
>>                       has 0 vertices!*
>>                       *Probably trying to use a scalar data
>>            file as a
>>                       surface!*
>>
>>                       What am I doing wrong?
>>
>>                       Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>>            Thanks in
>>                       advance
>>
>>                       Holger
>>
>>
>>
>>
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