Dear Chris,
first of all: mricroGL an outstanding tool for neuroimaging data presentation and I love to use it. Great work and many thanks for that.
Up to now, I used an older version of mricrogl for fMRI display purposes, where I was able to hide the crosshairs in the multi planar view by using the XBARTHICK script command. When I checked out the most recent version 14-July-2017 it seems to me that the XBARTHICK command doesn't affect the crosshair thickness anymore (while the script produces no error message). How can I hide the crosshair in this latest version? 
Thanks a lot
Christian

I also have this same question!

Thanks!
Kaitlin

Hi Christian,

I'm running into the same problems with the crosshair. I haven't been able to figure it out, and I haven't heard back from the developers on how to fix this issue. Which older version of MRIcroGL were you running in which the crosshair function worked? I'd like to know so that I can download that version too.

Thanks!

Hi,

I am experiencing the exact same problem. I've tried older 2017 versions, however, the xbarthick(0) command fails to hide the crossair. Has anybody figured out how to solve this problem? Which available version allows to hide the crosshair?

Thank you very much!
Ayline

Hi,
I am able to hide the crosshair with MRICROGL version 12/12/12 using the XBARTHICK command. Unfortunately, I still doesn't know about any solutions for newer versions.

best regards
Chris

Thanks a lot!
Best wishes,
Ayline

Hey everyone,

I experienced the same problem and found a solution that works fine for the version I use (30 Sept 2016).
You might want to try the following:

Locate and open the file "MRIcroGL64.ini" in the MRICroGL installation folder.
(You can also navigate to it with the Menu. Click "Help" -> "About" and then the "Abort"-Button. This will close the program and open the desired file.)

You will find four sections (BOOL, INT, RGBA255 and STR) with defined variables. Under the INT section, the last variable is called CrosshairThick. If you set its value to 0 and reload MRICroGL, the crosshair should be hidden.

Best

Milosz

Hey Milosz,

sounds like a great solution, thanks! Somehow, when I change the skript as you described, save it and re-open the program, the settigns appear to be the same again for the corsshair (changes back to 1), although when I change the crosshai colours, it works.
Do you have any idea how this happens and could be solved?

Would be great!

Best
Caro

If you download the latest pre-release
  https://github.com/neurolabusc/MRIcroGL/releases/tag/v1.0.20180402
you will see that you can now set the line color and line width in the main tool panel
  https://github.com/neurolabusc/MRIcroGL/...

You can also do this with by selecting the View/Scripting menu item and writing a short script in the Pascal:

BEGIN
linewidth(3);
linecolor(192, 100, 222);
END.

or Python:

import gl
gl.linewidth(3)
gl.linecolor(192,100,222)