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open-discussion > RE: use the package of MRIcroGL in common python coding and problem about remove haze in scripting
Jun 28, 2020 12:06 PM | Chris Rorden
RE: use the package of MRIcroGL in common python coding and problem about remove haze in scripting
By the way, you can always use the Scripting Editor in MRIcroGL as
a kind of command line, entering one or more commands at a time.
Consider paste this script into the scripting editor and choose
Control-R to run the command:
gl.minmax(0, 24, 84)
And it will change image intensity without any other effects. You
can add effects one at a time. The one special command
is gl.resetdefaults(), which sets many settings back to their
default settings. You only want to use this at the very start of a
script to ensure that all scripts start with in a common state.
import gl
gl.resetdefaults()
gl.loadimage('spm152')
You can now add one or more commands to change the image (e.g. new
instructions are applied to the exisiting state machine). So you could run the command:gl.resetdefaults()
gl.loadimage('spm152')
gl.minmax(0, 24, 84)
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