Hi Anna,
-viewport option is only to set your main view. So in your case, you
should always use '3d'. There is no direct command-line option to set 3D
view to a specific orientation. But it can be achieved with -cam option.
You can run freeview -h and take a look at the description on how to use
-cam option. It allows you to rotate the view by 90 or 180 along a
specific axis.
Best,
Ruopeng
On 12/11/2017 02:13 PM, Anna Mynick wrote:
Hi all,
I’m wondering whether there's a command-line equivalent to the the
Reset View tool found in the Freeview GUI when you right-click a
volume in 3d view. I tried using the -viewport tag (e.g. freeview -v
myvolume.nii.gz -viewport coronal), but the problems with this are:
(1) Though the tag does change the viewpoint in which my volume is
displayed, which /is /what I want, it also switches out of the 3d
view, and my goal is to maintain the 3d view so I can view my region
as an isosurface
(2) I’d like the option of choosing between anterior, posterior,
superior, inferior, and left and right views, as in the Reset View
tool menu, rather than just coronal, sagittal, and axial.
In other words, is there a way to open a volume to a specific view
from the command line while maintaining 3d view?
Thanks for any help!
Best,
Anna
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