Hi James

yes, I guess that is the right workflow. YOu will also need to modify the color lut to include your new parcel. As for overlap you could just remove it in matlab I guess. Or maybe mris_label2annot handles it, I'm not sure (Doug may know)

cheers
Bruce
On Mon, 23 Jul 2018, James Hobart wrote:


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Good Morning All,
Just wondering if anyone had any advice regarding this problem? I am still 
struggling to get things
running as intended!

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

BW
James


On Tue, Jun 26, 2018 at 1:20 PM, James Hobart <jameshoba...@gmail.com> wrote:

      Hi Freesurfer community,

       

      I have an issue in adding a surface label to an annot file.

      I had a manually drawn  .nii mask in native space for each subject  which 
I have used
      mri_vol2surf to create a surface overlay and then mri_vol2label (with the 
surf argument)
      to create a surface label for the mask.

       

      I also have a custom parcellation of fsaverage which I have mapped to 
individual native
      space using mri_surf2surf.

       

      My issue is I want to combine the outputted binarymask.label file with 
the custom
      parcellation. My understanding is that I would need to combine the 
binarymask.label with
      the custom.parc.annot file. In order to do this wopuld I break down the 
annot file with
      mri_annot2label and then rebuild including the new binarymask.label?

       

      Could I also just add another row to the LUT from the custom.parc.annot 
file to allow
      this?

       

      And finally, how do I deal with the fact that the binarymask.label will 
overlap with
      other labels? Ideally I need to force the overwrite of vertex labels so 
that the
      binarymask.label is prioritised?

       

      BW

      James



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