Closed valosekj closed 2 years ago
@valosekj Apologies for the delay. Can you check what version of FSLeyes you have installed? You can find out via the FSLeyes -> About menu option
I can reproduce the bug in several FSLeyes versions on both MacOS and Debian.
MacOS 11.6.2
FSLeyes version: 1.0.13
FMRIB Centre, Oxford, UK
Paul McCarthy
paul.mccarthy@ndcn.ox.ac.uk
FSL version: 6.0.5
FSL directory: /usr/local/fsl
OpenGL version: 2.1
OpenGL compatibility: 2.1
OpenGL renderer: Apple M1
Debian 10.12
FSLeyes version: 0.34.2
FMRIB Centre, Oxford, UK
Paul McCarthy
paul.mccarthy@ndcn.ox.ac.uk
FSL version: 6.0.4
FSL directory: /usr/local/fsl
OpenGL version: 3.1
OpenGL compatibility: 2.1
OpenGL renderer: llvmpipe (LLVM 7.0, 128 bits)
Are you able to try a more recent FSLeyes version? There is a good chance that this is a bug which has already been fixed.
You can create a separate conda environment with a more recent FSLeyes version with something like this:
$FSLDIR/fslpython/bin/conda create -c conda-forge -p ~/new_fsleyes.env fsleyes
And then run ~/new_fsleyes.env/bin/fsleyes
I have installed FLSeyes 1.3.3 via conda and edit mode now works!
Thank you very much for your help!
In FSLeyes edit mode, I can edit binary mask (segmentation) only in one plane. In other plane, there is no action when I click by mouse. See video below:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39456460/160337961-4287cda6-4098-4edf-8f4c-4b0c86e54784.mp4
I tried both "pencil" and "erase" tools. I also tried FSLeyes from two FSL versions (6.0.4, 6.0.5). The bug persists also when I create new empty mask.
I get following errors in terminal: