AddLayer Multiple Images
See original GitHub issueHello, I wanted to know if it is possible to add multiple images to a layer, since I want to perform the CT / PET fusion, like this example: https://rawgit.com/cornerstonejs/cornerstone/master/example/layers/index.html
The thing is, this only allows a single image, and I would like to add a stack of data.
let layer1 = cornerstone.addLayer( element, imagesLayer1, layer1Options.options );
I tried to get it to work but the addLayer method does not allow multiple images, any ideas or solutions?
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You may have an easier time duplicating the MPR view offered in OHIF:
but have it render only one vtk viewport (the left view) rather than three. You can also remove the crosshairs if you wish. This should give a 2D view that you are looking for. This code will probably be much easier to write than the code required to get the layers api to work for this task.
Is there a reason you need to perform fusion in the cornerstone viewport? If not, you can perform fusion using react-vtkjs-viewport. See this example for details https://react-vtkjs-viewport.netlify.app/fusion