I am sometimes noticing significant artifacts using filter_mrc with the -mask argument. (They appear as bright white blobs, or white streaks in the x direction, or xz plane, on the scale of the gaussian width.) I have noticed these artifacts when also using filter_mrc with the -dog argument, or the -fluct argument, however I'm sure this also manifests itself in nearly all of the other seperable filters used.
For now, avoid the -mask argument. I'll remove this issue once I have patched the bug.
I am sometimes noticing significant artifacts using filter_mrc with the -mask argument. (They appear as bright white blobs, or white streaks in the x direction, or xz plane, on the scale of the gaussian width.) I have noticed these artifacts when also using filter_mrc with the -dog argument, or the -fluct argument, however I'm sure this also manifests itself in nearly all of the other seperable filters used.
For now, avoid the -mask argument. I'll remove this issue once I have patched the bug.