atlas: how2 'deform' (open) a sulcus?

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    • #1289
      sychoi
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        Hi Dan,

        you can try cutting through the surfaces by pressing keys “x” “y” or “z” on the surface viewer.
        x : sagittal
        y : coronal
        z : axial
        The surface will cut through where ever your crosshairs are located on the volume slices.

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        DanM
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          Hi sychoi,

          That slicing does look interesting, but how do you get the whole view back? Oh, it looks like re-pressing x,y, &/or z enough times afterwards brings the view back, ok.

          But I’ll have to see if that’s sufficiently useful, since moving a gyrus slightly aside as one could do with fingers or probe would seem to be more visually (& pseudo-tactilely) informative, but I’ll give the slicing a try. Thanks!

          I did suspect there may not be any such tool to ‘move’ a gyrus to open a sulcus some, though I think you do have some deformation routines that could maybe be extended toward that purpose?

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