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Interactions

Simone Maurizio La Cava edited this page Jul 13, 2021 · 1 revision

Interactions

Currently, HORME allows two types of manual interactions, though either a mouse or a touchpad:

  • Hold down and drag: it makes the brain rotating in the tridimensional space

  • Double-click: it makes the brain returning to the starting position (posterior view)

  • Arrows: they allows to rotate the brain as in the first interaction

In the latter case, it could be needed to adjust the light to a better visualization (it is automatically performed in the first case), simply by passing the cursor on the brain.



However, the user can also use the view command, allowing to set the visualization angle through the command window, setting both the angle related to the horizontal plane and the one related to the vertical plane.

view([horizontal_angle, vertical_angle])

Some examples are:

  • view([0, 0]): posterior view
  • view([90, 0]): right view
  • view([180, 0]): frontal view
  • view([270, 0]): left visual
  • view([0, 90]): top view
  • view([0, 180]): bottom view

Home
    Introduction to the toolbox.

Commands
    Description of commands usage and
    related functionalities

Interactions
    Available user interactions with the
    brain figure

Hints and Tricks
    Some useful hints to use the toolbox
    in any situation

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