Hi,
I'm running into troubles with the multi-planar overlay of a functional map (macOS Catalina 10.15.2).
I manually selected a threshold of t values, however the clusters are way smaller than when I display the map in the SPM gui or MRIcro at the same threshold (see screen attached capture). I did not select anything in the overlay options.
Any ideas?
Thank you and best,
Damien

The issue is that you have thresholded an image and now you are resizing it. This will either result in jagged artifacts (if you use nearest neighbor, e.g. SPM) or shrinking of the volume (if you use any other interpolation method). The original data is inherently smooth, both due to partial volume effects and the fact we Gaussian blur data. Therefore, sub-threshold voxels near super-threshold voxels are typically very close to the threshold. However, the thresholding artificially sets all sub-threshold voxels to have an intensity of zero. You have two options:
 1.) Upsample your data to match the resolution of your anatomical scan before applying the threshold
 2.) Switch to nearest neighbor interpolation and live with the results.
This is described in the wiki.
  

I would suggest you upgrade to the current version of MRIcroGL 1.2 (1.2.20190902). You can choose whether overlays are loaded smooth or not using the Layers panel's "Options" pull down menu and toggling "Load Smooth Overlays". Likewise, the Python function "gl.overlayloadsmooth(1)" and "gl.overlayloadsmooth(0)" turn interpolation On/Off. The Scripting/Templates/Jagged provides a Python script that demonstrates this.