Hi, try "mris_convert input_surface output.asc". This should work. Florent
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On Fri, 11 Mar 2005, Rudolph Pienaar wrote:
Hi all -
I'd like to convert a FreeSurfer surface to ASCII format - essentially so that I can import it into say an external 3D viewer program.
I understood that 'mris_convert' converts a surface to ASCII. For a given subject with say an inflated right hemisphere surface, I've tried called it using
> mris_convert rh.inflated rh.inflated.txt
but the resultant file is also a binary (i.e. *not* text). I have also tried
> mris_convert -c rh.curv rh.inflated rh.inflated.txt
this produces a much smaller resultant file, which is still binary.
Any help?
Cheers --R
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