1) Two possibilities: if the full path to the images option is not used then
the images have to be in the same folder as the tps file (the solution is to
copy the image files to the new location). Alternatively, if the full paths are
used then the software will assume the images are still in
In my experience rgl tends to be slow with meshes with high number of vertices.
You may want to do your data collection outside of R using programs optimized
for handling high-resolution meshes, such as MeshLab or 3D Slicer, save your
coordinates as a text file and import them into R.
M
Dear all,
I have two problems in terms of dealing with the tpsDig program:
1)
I have been using tpsDig before to set landmarks, but since I rearranged my
files and folders I always get an error report when I am trying to upload TPS
files into the program.
The error meassage is:
Image file
Hi everyone,
I'm new to 3d geometric morphometrics, so this will be a very basic
question to which there is probably a simple answer. I'm trying to place
landmarks on meshes containing between 120,000 and 150,000 vertices using
the digit.fixed function in geomorph. However, I'm finding it
