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Sincerely, AFNI HQ
| December 16, 2014 11:49AM | |
Continuing to follow Isaac's ideas, the color scale now shows when Alpha is turned on. The picture below should be explanatory. If you use the right-click popup menu under the "OLay" label and select the "Save to PPM" item, the saved image will also include this horizontal shading that represents the Alpha-ness. This might be useful when making a figure.
Note that Alpha does not work with the discrete panes of color, only the continuous ("**") color scales. And Alpha does not work with Clusterize -- mostly because I can't think what that would mean, since Clusterize implies turning off all voxels that don't meet the threshold+cluster size criteria.
Note that Alpha does not work with the discrete panes of color, only the continuous ("**") color scales. And Alpha does not work with Clusterize -- mostly because I can't think what that would mean, since Clusterize implies turning off all voxels that don't meet the threshold+cluster size criteria.
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Emperor Zhark | December 10, 2014 02:25PM |
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Emperor Zhark | December 16, 2014 11:49AM |
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Emperor Zhark | December 16, 2014 01:17PM |
