Nicholas A. Del Grosso
Nicholas A. Del Grosso
In blender, I loaded the obj file from `~/.brainglobe/allen_mouse_25um_v1.2/meshes`. I'm not sure if this is directly from the allen atlas; if you could point me to a better file to...
Exploring this further, it looks like the split normals are related to these artifacts. Visualizing them as violet lines (vertex normals in cyan):  The split normals are...
Split normals are custom normals supplied by the developer; they aren't calculated from the software. Described here: https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/modeling/meshes/structure.html#custom-split-normals. Turning off the split normals view as described in that link also...
@vigji @adamltyson Great discussion. Totally understand not wanting to make API-breaking changes; if something like xarray is used in the future, it could always just start out as an internal...
@vigji something like this? ```python atlas.space.sel(atlas.annotation, ap=2000, rl=3400, si=1000) ```
To add to this discussion, having a dump file is really useful in situations where an alternate diff tool is needed (think image comparison, large array comparison, etc). If used...
Just wanted to follow up on this issue, @joseph-roitman is this still open? Adding dump files (or, as the ApprovalTests libraries call them, "received" files) for external diff tools is...
To add to this discussion, a better model may be to simply check for the `approvaltests_Config.json` file in the working directory where the test runner is run, rather than relative...
In blender, I loaded the obj file from `~/.brainglobe/allen_mouse_25um_v1.2/meshes`. I'm not sure if this is directly from the allen atlas; if you could point me to a better file to...
Exploring this further, it looks like the split normals are related to these artifacts. Visualizing them as violet lines (vertex normals in cyan):  The split normals are...