Slicing labels
See original GitHub issueWhen displaying anatomical oriented data in an MPR viewer, the slice views are slicing through the world space and not the data space, which glance does properly. However, in that case, using the term “Slice number” is incorrect since we are not displaying one slice of the data but a reconstructed slice along a world axis at a certain distance from the world origin (in mm).
I would, therefore, recommend to:
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replace
Dataset > Slices > Slices
byDataset > Slices > Slicing
in the left bar of the UI -
allow for decimals in the X/Y/Z values (currently shows …)
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replace
Slice ${value}
by${value} mm
orSlicing at ${value} mm
in the label overlay within the 2d view
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I end up putting it in the center as moving the orientation axis was not trivial.
Yes, I know but IJK does not necessary match XYZ due to possible rotation? Looking at the API and seeing
getSliceAtPosition()
which could give me the matching IJK index especially since we don’t do any interpolation as we only snap to the corresponding IJK.