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--- neuroelf_gui [2011/05/07 23:02] – added contrast/brightness section, updated image jochen
+++ neuroelf_gui [2011/05/18 13:23] (current) – changing vertical resolution to 204 to include bar jochen
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 ===== GUI layout =====
+{{ youtube>pMY6fvv-Sj4?320x204| NeuroElf - basic browsing}}
 The GUI comes in two modes, full and minimized (whereas minimized removes some UI elements from the figure so as to save some space for other windows).
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 To bring up the GUI, simply issue the
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 <code matlab>% bring up NeuroElf GUI
 neuroelf_gui</code>
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-call. It will take a couple of seconds (especially if the xfigure class needs to be run-time compiled by Matlab on its first call), after which the following UI figure will appear:
+call. It will take a couple of seconds (especially if the xfigure class needs to be run-time compiled by Matlab on its first call), after which the following UI figure will appear (watch the video on the right hand side, also available in [[NeuroElf basic browsing|full resolution]]):
-{{:neuroelf_gui:main_ui_empty.png?640|NeuroElf Viewer (full mode, no stats)}}
+{{:neuroelf_gui:main_ui_empty_v09c_110512.png?640|NeuroElf Viewer (full mode, no stats)}}
-After loading or creating some statistical map (and, in this case, the Colin brain VMR), the display has more buttons un-grayed:
+After creating some additional files (see [[neuroelf_makefiles]] for more instructions), loading or creating some statistical map (and, in this case, the newly created Colin brain VMR) and using the Clustertable functionality, the display has more buttons un-grayed:
-{{:neuroelf_gui:main_ui.png?640|NeuroElf Viewer (full mode with stats)}}
+{{:neuroelf_gui:main_ui_v09c_110512.png?640|NeuroElf GUI (full mode with stats)}}
 Here is a full-resolution version with numbered areas which are explained below:
-{{:neuroelf_gui:main_ui_panels_v09c_110507.png|NeuroElf GUI (full mode, panels)}}
+{{:neuroelf_gui:main_ui_panels_v09c_110512.png|NeuroElf GUI (full mode, panels)}}
 The numbered sections in turn mean:
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 The view/page selection buttons, from top to bottom, mean:
   * undocking (create a secondary, satellite figure containing the current view, allowing to investigate multiple maps/datasets, potentially at the same coordinate via linked browsing)
+  * toggle between linked and linked browsing (state obversable)
+  * minimize/maximize window
   * switch to three-slice view (page 1, default on startup)
   * switch to sagittal-zoomed view (page 2, SAG)
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   * switch to surface rendering view (page 3)
   * invoke voxel-based rendering dialog
-  * minimize/maximize window
 ==== Minimized mode ====
-Upon clicking this last, bottom-most button, the window will convert to minimized view (if it is in full mode, that is):
+Upon clicking the third button (which will be replaced with a different version), the window will convert to minimized view (if it is in full mode, that is):
-{{:neuroelf_gui:neuroelf_gui_minimized_v09c.png|NeuroElf GUI (minimized)}}
+{{:neuroelf_gui:neuroelf_gui_minimized_v09c_110512.png|NeuroElf GUI (minimized)}}
 The elements on the left side of the figure (file/map selector, cluster and table output) will be hidden from view to free up some space for other windows. The following sections remain: