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Hi Mrtrix community,
I seem to be running into some trouble transforming tractography that was done in native space into MNI common space.
i am using a warp file made with fsl FNIRT. based on previous threads here, I used:
This tripped me up. Did you use mrtransform for this? If not, the first check would be to transform the template image to subject space with mrtransform and the warp warp_def.nii.gz. I suspect this does not work.
population_template /Desktop/data/ctrl/frontalparc/ctrl_template_t1Brain t1Brain_template.nii.gz -transformed_dir ./transformed/ -linear_transformations_dir ./linear_transformations -warp_dir ./warps
Also, this assumes that subject FOD image and subject T1 are aligned (please check with mrview -overlay.load -overlay.opacity 0.3)? If not you need to concatenate the transformation from DWI to T1 to T1 template (feed the output of warpconvert and the linear transformation from T1 to DWI data into transformcompose, in that order and use the DWI image as -template argument). As a sanity check, you should be able to use the resulting warp to transform the T1 template to subject DWI space (mrtransform). You can debug this step by step by warping the streamlines twice, once from subject DWI to subject T1 space (by generating a linear warp field), then to T1 template space using the output of warpconvert.
Thanks for that last bit of advice - that did it. I was trying to put them into T1 template space, which just confused things. Using the commands provided above it was relatively straighforward to warp the SLs into group FA space.
And from there, I disabled warping and the loss drop considerably, and now I'm getting details in the pictures while reaching 200K iterations, that I simply hadn't got in my >600K, a long week, sessions!!
Do you think there is anything to gain from doing a little bit of no warp in between "normal" training?
IE : run for 10 hours normally (in my case, almost exactly 10K iterations with Dlf-H128 and current settings) , turn off warp for a couple of hours to force in some quick unprecise clarity, then turn on again?
Actually testing now, but since this is my first project, I have no references -.-
with all warp charges now being based off this that means i have to use Quicken even though i never did before as i didnt like the changes it made and its benefit of 2 warp charges per kill was also removed.
also we no longer gain warp charges off any enemy kill just elite and special kills and theirs no node that gives us the lost 2 warp charges per kill,
Warp Siphon (Changed)
killing an elite or specialist enemy gains you a warp charge for 25s stacking 4 times.
your next combat ability spends all warp charges but reduces the cooldown of your next combat ability by 7.5% per warp charge
-6% peril generation reduction for each warp charge
Integrate empyrean empowerment into warp siphon. That way you get same base functionality out of warp charges as before the redesign (i.e. a damage boost per charge). Then move warp battery to where empyrean empowerment was, and then separate quicken and move it to where warp battery was.
Hey there! Running Ventura on an i9 Macbook Pro with freshly-installed Designer v2, as well as an iPad Pro 12.9" running new Designer v2 on iPadOS 16. I was so, so excited for this update because I use warp tools a lot in other programs, and a non-destructive warp/liquefy seemed too good to be true. And, at least for the time being, it is. : ( I realized I replied to a thread in the wrong OS's forum about this, but if you've got a shape with multiple gradients inside of it, the vector warp mesh has no effect on the gradient itself. I saw someone (unaffiliated with Serif) suggest that this was a feature and not a bug, which would be a huge bummer, and I'd be inclined to believe them if it weren't for the fact that flattening, rasterizing, and exporting said object *all* still do not allow you to warp its contents. In fact, loading in a random picture from my photo gallery, I couldn't even warp that. I mean, I could warp the borders, but not the image. It functions this way on the iPad as well. Either way I have already tried restarting my machine, reinstalling Designer, fiddling with hardware acceleration settings, scouring the manual, and reviewing the topics already posted, but I hadn't seen any responses yet.
To replicate the issue, open a new document and make a rectangle or any shape you'd like. Add a new fill and pop a gradient or two in there. Now, attempt to use the vector warp tool. The borders of the shape will move, but the gradient is fixed in place.
So...this is a bug and not a feature, right? : ( I was pumped to use the vector warp tool to be able to make abstract freeform gradients, but if it will only warp plain shapes, that's...kind of an enormous bummer. I haven't seen anyone actually representing the company comment on this yet, so I'm holding out on the chance of it being a bug and hopefully I'll actually have a way to make the art I'd like in the future.
I too was excited when I saw warp - especially when the HELP function showed the pattern/fill warped. (See below.) Sadly these examples are misleading as the fill is never warped - this distorting of the fill is what I was waiting for. I'm hoping and praying it will be in an update to 2.0 as a major project very much needs this.
Oh. that's...really disappointing. especially since all the promo images showed warped patterns. Do know if there is a timeline to this feature, or is it a "maybe V3" sort of thing and I just wasted $99
@jellybeanFEIND, a workaround would be to rasterize a copy of your gradient, then adding a Live Mesh Warp filter via Photo, and adjust it to match the Designer's Vector Warp. Since pixels aren't affected by the latter, you should be able to clip the rasterized warped gradient with the vector shape.
Hi @Humbucker,
Welcome to Affinity Forums
The Warp Tool in Affinity Photo simply picks whatever object/layer (or objects/layers if applied to a group) and treat them as if they were a single image distorting everything. The destructive version of the filter (menu Filters >Distort > Mesh Warp) converts the the result to a pixel layer, whereas the live version of the filter (menu Layer > New Live Filter Layer > Distort > Mesh Warp or using the Live Filters button on the bottom of the Layers panel) keeps the output editable through the Mesh Warp filter layer.
The Warp Group in Designer only works with vector objects keeping whatever is inside the warp group selectable and editable (the original vector object's geometry not the distorted version which cannot be editable directly). If you do need to edit the distorted version of these objects you have to convert them to curves (clicking the respective button in the context toolbar) when the mesh warp group layer/Node Tool is selected. We hope to improve it to also include raster data/other vector objects attributes.
If you own Affinity Photo, and are working in Designer go to menu File > Edit in Photo... To switch the document temporarily to Photo add the Live Mesh Warp filter there, then use the command File > Edit in Designer... to get back to Designer. You can still edit the Live Mesh Warp filter in Designer as if you were in Photo.
I just noticed the same issue with Designer 2.0. Was trying to perspective warp a banana that had multiple gradients to give it shadows and highlights but when perspective warped to the isometric grid the gradients stayed where they were at. Using the gradient tool shows an outline of where the object used to be and the unmoved gradient handles. If I create a vector pattern clip it to the object then that will skew, stretch and warp with the object but not the gradient fills. This is quite the limitation.
AppearanceAndWarping.afdesign
the same here, with any kind of footage.
If I have applied a lut and put warp stabilizer white screen.
A shame, I have a mac with m1 max and we are talking about footage in full hd, my machine has the power to eat these operations, the bug is in the software.
The temporary solution in this case that i have just found is to delete the lumetri color, put the warp stabilizer and reapply the lumetri color. It does not make sense is a bug that i hope will fix adobe along with the other 3242423
Cheers guys i'm going to sleep i'm fried more than 12 hours of editing today
I still recommend never leaving Warp as an effect on a clip. Once you have that bit of clip "warped" to perfection, do a full Render&Replace to a format/codec adequate for a full digital intermediate ... preferably to something like ProRes 422 or better ... as now, that Warp effect is completely removed from the processing chain.
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