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From: Luigi on 4 May 2010 07:05
Dear friends,
I need to overlay two surface generated with the matlab's command trisurf.
In particular, i have a 3d rendering of a brain in a figure and a set of points in the other figure.These points are registered with the brain surface and i want to visualize them on the brain rendering(in their exact positions).Can i do it?
Furthermore, i have a MRI image in the form of a double array and i want to change the color of this image,thus i think that I must modify this array.Can i do it?
I would be very grateful if we can help me.
Best regards
Luigi
From: Luigi Giaccari on 9 May 2010 01:45
"Luigi " <files(a)mathworks.com> wrote in message <hrov12$kdv$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> Dear friends,
> I need to overlay two surface generated with the matlab's command trisurf.
> In particular, i have a 3d rendering of a brain in a figure and a set of points in the other figure.These points are registered with the brain surface and i want to visualize them on the brain rendering(in their exact positions).Can i do it?
> Furthermore, i have a MRI image in the form of a double array and i want to change the color of this image,thus i think that I must modify this array.Can i do it?
> I would be very grateful if we can help me.
> Best regards
> Luigi

"I need to overlay two surface generated with the matlab's command trisurf."

Are you looking for the "hold on" command?

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