Could you help me to fix this bug?
I'm using 64-bit Windows7 and MATLAB R2015b.
Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package is already installed on my pc.
I am having the same problem with my head modeling, unfortunately. I use Windows 8, 64 bit. I installed the latest version of the Brainstorm yesterday and downloaded OpenMEEG manually as it was recommended here (https://neuroimage.usc.edu/brainstorm/Tutorials/TutBem#Errors) and installed it from Brainstorm again but it didn't work too. Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package was installed as well. There is pretty much memory available in the pc at the moment. There is no space within the folder path that might cause any problem as it was indicated here (OpenMEEG bug for head model). So I would really appreciate if you could share your opinions on what might the reason that I am getting this error message, please. I attached a screenshot here but it is pretty the same with the initial message in this thread.
Actually it says âPlease consider updating your geometry file to the new format 1.1 âŚâ I downloaded the latest Brainstorm version, I believe it shouldnât be a problem isnât it.
Do you think would this indicate to a lack of memory?Because all process work without a problem if I decrease the number of the vertices in BEM surfaces to the lowest number (642) or run OpenMEEG on each layer separately I donât get any problems on running whole modelling. So it sounds like I am having trouble with the memory, doesnât it? Do you think making memory adjustments in Matlab would help?
Thank you for your response. I am afraid I have no idea what is meant by "surface 3", where I can find the error panel or how I can correct this surface.
the scalp surface looks bad, the BEM computation assumes a smoothed surface, and your scalp surface is not, this is due to the noise on the MRI.
I'll recommend smoothing it (right-click on the surface, ==> less vertices, then check how the surface looks like).
If you still can see the weird shapes on the back you may need to reconstruct the surfaces using an other method.