TFF_CONVERT_TRACTOGRAM.PY(1)

✨ NAME ✨

tff_convert_tractogram.py — bestie, it converts tractogram files to the updated file format 💅

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

okay so first thing, here's the vibe:

usage: tff_convert_tractogram.py [-h] [--reference REFERENCE]
       [--positions_dtype {float16,float32,float64}]
       [--offsets_dtype {uint32,uint64}] [-f] IN_TRACTOGRAM
       OUT_TRACTOGRAM

This little icon converts .tck, .trk, .fib, .vtk, .trx and dpy files using the updated file format standard 🌈. Real talk: a TCK file always needs a reference file, a NIFTI, for conversion — no reference, no conversion, periodt. And the plot twist? The FIB file format is in fact a VTK, and MITK Diffusion supports it 👑

🎀 positional arguments 🎀

• IN_TRACTOGRAM — the tractogram filename you're feeding in. Format must be one of trk, tck, vtk, fib, dpy, trx.
• OUT_TRACTOGRAM — the output filename. Format must be one of trk, tck, vtk, fib, dpy, trx.

💖 options 💖

• -h, --help — shows this help message and dips. classic.
• --reference REFERENCE — the reference anatomy for tck/vtk/fib/dpy file support (.nii or .nii.gz). it's giving "you need me" energy 🫶
• -f — force overwriting of the output files. no cap, it will just bulldoze right over whatever's there 💀

🧚 Data type options 🧚

• --positions_dtype {float16,float32,float64} — specify the datatype for positions for trx. default is [float32] ✨
• --offsets_dtype {uint32,uint64} — specify the datatype for offsets for trx. default is [uint64] 🌸

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heads up bestie: .tck in, you need that --reference NIFTI. not optional. iykyk 💅

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and that's the whole page, mwah 💋 — this was tff_convert_tractogram.py version 0.3, dated July 2024. slay, go convert something 🔥👑