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When duplicating a subject (right click on subject > file > duplicate subject), Bst gets confused as to which file is selected for each type of anatomy and surfaces.
In my case, I had two MRIs and two head surfaces, and for each of these file types, the second file to be created or imported was selected. After duplicating the subject, on the copy it still shows the same selected items, but this is at least partly incorrect. If I reload the subject or protocol, it updates the selection to the first anatomy or surface files. And running other things before reloading produces unexpected things.
I was able to reproduce this on another more typical subject with one MRI, one head surface, and multiple cortical surfaces. After duplicating and reloading, the selected cortical surface changed.
The main issue is not so much that the selection changes when duplicating, but that the displayed selection is incorrect for the duplicate subject until reloading.
If there's no time to investigate this right away, a quick partial fix would be to force reloading the duplicated subject after it's created. This would at least correctly display the selected items, even though they could change.
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Hi team!
When duplicating a subject (right click on subject > file > duplicate subject), Bst gets confused as to which file is selected for each type of anatomy and surfaces.
In my case, I had two MRIs and two head surfaces, and for each of these file types, the second file to be created or imported was selected. After duplicating the subject, on the copy it still shows the same selected items, but this is at least partly incorrect. If I reload the subject or protocol, it updates the selection to the first anatomy or surface files. And running other things before reloading produces unexpected things.
I was able to reproduce this on another more typical subject with one MRI, one head surface, and multiple cortical surfaces. After duplicating and reloading, the selected cortical surface changed.
The main issue is not so much that the selection changes when duplicating, but that the displayed selection is incorrect for the duplicate subject until reloading.
If there's no time to investigate this right away, a quick partial fix would be to force reloading the duplicated subject after it's created. This would at least correctly display the selected items, even though they could change.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: