Hi Ziad

Thanks for the info.
I am trying to visualise dynamic surface activation for a study which has about 2000 continuous sub-volumes.
My main goal is to visually compare the activation across subjects, mostly for presentations.

I use DriveSuma, so I guess that seems to be the best way to go for now.
I used 'for' loop like this one below to record different activations. I can change it to record a movie now. Is there any other optimal way to do this?

Thanks,
Swaroop
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for cat_index in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
do
plugout_drive -com "SET_SUB_BRICKS 0 ${cat_index} ${cat_index}" -quit
plugout_drive -com "SET_FUNC_AUTORANGE +" -quit
#DriveSuma -com viewer_cont -key ctrl+t
#plugout_drive -com "SET_FUNC_RANGE 7" -quit
DriveSuma -com viewer_cont -key r
done

DriveSuma -com recorder_cont -save_as ${sub}_testing_range7.png -save_all -cwd `pwd`/pics3/
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