Latest Release

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v2.1.2 (Latest Release)

Release Date: September 07, 2025

Additions

  • Example Dataset: Toolbox now ships with Ernie & MNI152 MRI scans for quick start & learning purposes.
  • Tissue Analyzer: Added skin thickness and volume analysis

Fixes

  • Various bug fixes: charm, ex-search, flex-search

For installation instructions, see the Installation Guide.

Additions

  • N/A

Fixes

  • ex-search: fixed final.csv output
  • flex-search: fixed cleanup of directory if users choose a single start

For installation instructions, see the Installation Guide.

Additions

  • Improved BIDS formatting: Enhanced Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS) compliance and formatting for better data - organization and compatibility
  • Debug mode for console output: Introduced comprehensive debug mode with detailed console logging for troubleshooting and development
  • Inter-individual variability assessment: New bone analyzer tool integrated into pre-processing pipeline for assessing anatomical variations between subjects
  • Multi-start approach for flex-search optimization: Implemented multi-start optimization strategy to counter local maxima issues in electrode placement optimization

Fixes

  • Removed MATLAB runtime dependency: Eliminated MATLAB runtime requirement, making the toolbox fully independent and easier to deploy
  • mTI bug fixes and upstream integration: Resolved critical bugs in mTI (multi-channel Temporal Interference) functionality and improved integration with upstream SimNIBS components
  • Enhanced X11 handling for macOS: Improved X11 server integration and display management for better GUI - functionality on macOS systems
  • Official rebranding: Complete renaming from TI-CSC to TI-Toolbox across all components, documentation, and user interfaces

For installation instructions, see the Installation Guide.


Getting Help

If you encounter issues with any release:

  1. Check the Installation Guide for setup instructions
  2. Review the Troubleshooting section
  3. Search existing issues
  4. Ask in GitHub Discussions