Closed cmicek1 closed 6 years ago
False alarm; apparently that's only a problem when modifying an existing struct
Ah yes that would do it. Thanks for letting me know anyway.
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Great package Darren! I just downloaded it and started playing around with it today, and noticed that when setting the FreeSurfer decimation flag to 0, there is a variable called 'curv' that is undefined in mni2fs_brain.m. It would appear that higher-resolution vertex locations are absent from the repository in the 'surf' folder; if these exist could you update/add accordingly? Seems like a pretty quick fix to me.