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Harald: Created page with " == 3D Graphics Window == If you encounter any problems in displaying MRI slices in the 3D window in Source Analysis, then it is possible that a graphics card setting needs t..."

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== 3D Graphics Window ==

If you encounter any problems in displaying MRI slices in the 3D window in Source Analysis, then it is possible that a graphics card setting needs to be changed.
This is done in the besa.ini file. To change the setting:

In Windows Explorer, locate the besa.ini file. For the example of a BESA Research 6.1 installation, in Windows 7 and Windows 8.x, it should usually be located under

C:\Users\Public\Documents\BESA\Research_6_1\

Open the file in a text editor. Towards the end of the file, you should find the following section:

<tt>
[Mapping]
UseBitmapDrawing=On
Use3DVBlending=On
</tt>

Change the entry
<tt>
Use3DVBlending
</tt>
You can try three different settings. CHoose one of:
<tt>
Use3DVBlending=On
Use3DVBlending=Off
Use3DVBlending=Auto
</tt>

One of these should work for your graphics card.

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 If you encounter any problems in displaying MRI slices in the 3D window in Source Analysis, then it is possible that a graphics card setting needs to be changed.
-This is done in the '''besa.ini''' file. To change the setting:
+This is done in the '''besa.ini''' file.
-Close the BESA Research program.
+To change the setting:
-In Windows Explorer, locate the '''besa.ini''' file. For the example of a BESA Research 6.1 installation, in Windows 7 and Windows 8.x, it should usually be located under
-<tt>
+. Close the BESA Research program.
-C:\Users\Public\Documents\BESA\Research_6_1\
-</tt>
-Open the file in a text editor. Towards the end of the file, you should find the following section:
+. In File Explorer, locate the '''besa.ini''' file. For the example of a BESA Research 6.1 installation, in Windows 7, Windows 8.x, and Windows 10, it should usually be located under '''C:\Users\Public\Documents\BESA\Research_6_1\'''
 <pre>
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 </pre>
-Change the entry <tt>'''Use3DVBlending'''</tt>.
+. Change the entry <code>'''Use3DVBlending'''</code>.
 You can try three different settings. Choose one of:
-<tt>
+One of these should work for your graphics card.
-Use3DVBlending=On
-−
-Use3DVBlending=Off
-−
-Use3DVBlending=Auto
-</tt>
-−
-One of these should work for your graphics card. The example below shows a 3D MRI slicing with blending set to Off and to On.
+The example below shows a 3D MRI slicing with blending set to "Off" and to "On".
 [[File:graphicsCard1.png|500px]] [[File:graphicsCard2.png|500px]]

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 Open the file in a text editor. Towards the end of the file, you should find the following section:
-<tt>
+<pre>
 [Mapping]
 UseBitmapDrawing=On
 Use3DVBlending=On
-</tt>
+</pre>
-Change the entry
+Change the entry <tt>'''Use3DVBlending'''</tt>.
 <tt>
 Use3DVBlending
 </tt>.
 You can try three different settings. Choose one of:
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 Use3DVBlending=Auto
 </tt>
 One of these should work for your graphics card. The example below shows a 3D MRI slicing with blending set to Off and to On.
-[[File:graphicsCard1.png|left|600px]]
-[[File:graphicsCard2.png|left|600px]]
+[[File:graphicsCard1.png|500px]] [[File:graphicsCard2.png|500px]]
 [[Category:Troubleshooting]]

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	[[File:graphicsCard2.png\|left\|600px]]		[[File:graphicsCard2.png\|left\|600px]]
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 One of these should work for your graphics card. The example below shows a 3D MRI slicing with blending set to Off and to On.
-[[File:graphicsCard1.png|left|400px]]
+[[File:graphicsCard1.png|left|600px]]
-[[File:graphicsCard2.png|left|400px]]
+[[File:graphicsCard2.png|left|600px]]

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 One of these should work for your graphics card. The example below shows a 3D MRI slicing with blending set to Off and to On.
-[[File:graphicsCard1.png|thumb|200px]]
+[[File:graphicsCard1.png|left|400px]]
-[[File:graphicsCard2.png|thumb|200px]]
+[[File:graphicsCard2.png|left|400px]]

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	One of these should work for your graphics card. The example below shows a 3D MRI slicing with blending set to Off and to On.		One of these should work for your graphics card. The example below shows a 3D MRI slicing with blending set to Off and to On.
		+	[[File:graphicsCard1.png\|thumb\|200px]]
		+	[[File:graphicsCard2.png\|thumb\|200px]]