Just created my brain .stl and really excited to print it out! I was able to get to the last step of the script using current versions of FS and FSL, however recent Meshlab versions do not use the command line interface like older versions. An alternative would be to either use the PyMeshlab implementation (which would require python set up and is probably not worth it. However, the Meshlab GUI does have a union function, which may have not been present in older versions. It is under the Filters --> Mesh layers menu. Thought I would write this out in case you wanted to update the readme or in case anyone is confused.
Hi,
Just created my brain .stl and really excited to print it out! I was able to get to the last step of the script using current versions of FS and FSL, however recent Meshlab versions do not use the command line interface like older versions. An alternative would be to either use the PyMeshlab implementation (which would require python set up and is probably not worth it. However, the Meshlab GUI does have a union function, which may have not been present in older versions. It is under the Filters --> Mesh layers menu. Thought I would write this out in case you wanted to update the readme or in case anyone is confused.
Thanks! Steven