Hey Doug --

I ended up doing something like this, which worked:

labl_load rh.G_and_S_paracentral.label ; labl_set_color 0 255 255 0 labl_load rh.G_front_inf-Opercular.label ; labl_set_color 1 255 255 15 labl_load rh.G_insular_short.label ; labl_set_color 2 255 255 30 labl_load rh.G_occipital_sup.label ; labl_set_color 3 255 255 45 labl_load rh.G_oc-temp_med-Lingual.label ; labl_set_color 4 255 255 60

On 4/4/14, 15:50 , Douglas N Greve wrote:

You can use mris_label2annot to create an annotation and then control the colors via the ctab doug

On 04/03/2014 09:13 AM, Rudolph Pienaar wrote:

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Hi all --

I have a process that generates a list of ROIs (from aparc.annot) based on some cost condition. I wanted to view these labeled ROIs in 'tksurfer'. I created the following rough tcl script:

'label_load.tcl'

set label lh.bankssts.label ; read_and_color_labeled_vertices 255 255 0 set label lh.caudalanteriorcingulate.label ; read_and_color_labeled_vertices 255 255 10 set label lh.caudalmiddlefrontal.label ; read_and_color_labeled_vertices 255 255 20 set label lh.cuneus.label ; read_and_color_labeled_vertices 255 255 30 set label lh.inferiorparietal.label ; read_and_color_labeled_vertices 255 255 40 set label lh.lateraloccipital.label ; read_and_color_labeled_vertices 255 255 50

and then ran with

tksurfer <subj> <hemi> <surface> -tcl label_load.tcl

The labels all load, but they are all the same teal-like color. I'm guessing that I am using the wrong tksurfer internal command... I have looked through the wiki, but didn't immediately see a solution.

Help?

Best -=R