Hi,
I did not find similar suggestions so here it is:
-the neurons have rather tortous and difficult srtucture, which is not easy to follow only in one oriantation.
it would be good to slice the image volume in other orientation as well so user would be able to swith to orthogonal image orientation to check possible neuron’s path.
it may be limited to having just three orientation planes, like xy yz xz, but it can be done also with any resclicing plane which user can rotate in respect to 3d neuron model in order to choose suitable orientation
thanks,
Marina
Click the help button (question mark) … there are some shortcut keys you mght be interested in.
Thanks, this seems to be a new feature. You have to be slick with the dragging or it just rotates the cube. The thing happens when you see two perpendicular planes in the 2D view.
Be sure to REALLY click-drag the mouse over, to see other planes come into view.
Yes, this needs to be put into a tutorial! You have no idea how much puzzling, squinting, aguish & hesitation over hitting the “I’m finished” button could have been saved if I had known this from the start.
Hello,
We want to keep the tutorial now simple and to the point, but we will be releasing a more advanced version of it including that and other tips and tricks.
Cheers,
Aleks
It would be really nice if we could just type something like “/xy”,"/xz" or “/yz” to switch the plane of the 2D slice. It takes me many multiple tries to get the orientation I want using Alt-click-drag.
Thanks,
Karen
OMGoodness. Can’t believe I just learned this! I don’t have very good control over it, but every change, however random, seems to be helpful.