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I produced an m3z warp file with mri_gradunwarp. Now I need to 0 out all displacement in the z direction, while keeping everything else the same since I need to combine multiple warps from images with different geometries. I see two strategies: (1) working directly on the m3z file I could not get mri_convert or mris_calc to do the trick. I thought I nailed it by manually editing the m3z file in freeview, but freeview saves the results in mgz format :-( Is there anything else I missed? (2) converting to mgz or nii timeseries, manupulate those and convert back to m3z mri_convert produced a nii file that freeview could not read and a single-frame mgz file that looks like some mishmash of the original 3-frame m3z. Any idea on how I can acheive my goal? A word on why would I want to do this silly thing. I have single-slice EPI and fov-matched higher-inplane-resolution single-slice GRE images. They have different within-slice gradient-non-linearity-related distortions. I want to undistort the GRE image then distort it to the EPI space. I need to zero out through-plane distortions to avoid displacing signal outside the imaging grid. Ignoring through-plane distortions should not be a problem for overlaying my GRE and EPI since, unlike within-plane distorsions, through-plane distortions are matched. Thanks a lot for the help and Have a very good day! Sebastien
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