Problem using connectome workbench

[ster ham]

Dear Connectome team,

 

 I am an undergraduate student from Korea and I heard about your project from one of our professors and I was very intrigued by your team's work! Upon further investigation I learned about the Connectome DB and I downloaded the database(Dataset: WU-Minn HCP Data - 1200 Subjects, 1003 Subjects, recon r177 + r227, Dense Connectome (33GB), 812 Subjects, recon r227, Dense Connectome (33GB)) and installed the workbench, and I followed the tutorials. Everything was functional until this point. (Every file I opened was a .scene file.)

 However, when I tried to open [HCP_S1200_1003_rfMRI_MSMAll_groupPCA_d4500ROW_zcorr.dconn.nii] under 1003 Subjects, recon r177 + r227, Dense Connectome (33GB), I came across this error and I can't seem to get through. I have tried to google it, reinstalling it yet nothing seems to work.

When I tried to open this from workbench, it pops up black like wo:

and the cmd looks like this:

I am using  a Windows 10 laptop and using an external harddrive to run this as I don't have enough storage for it..

Please let me know if you have any solution or advice.

Thank you in advance, 

Woongbeom Kim

[Tim Coalson]

"The CIFTI file contains 32492 nodes for structure CortexLeft but the corresponding surface brain structure contains 163842 nodes."

You need to load 32k surfaces (from an fsaverage_32k folder) to display most of our cifti files.  At this time, wb_view can only load one resolution of each surface structure, so you can't load the 164k surfaces in the same wb_view instance as the dconn.

Tim

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[Tim Coalson]

Sorry, "fsaverage_LR32k" is the folder name I meant.

Tim