Thanks for using it! Can you share more details about the context in which yo uare using the plugin?
Regarding linked views, that would be possible, I guess it is the same as what I do in the demo of dwv (the core library behind the plugin), see https://ivmartel.github.io/dwv/demo/stable/viewer.html (load 2 related data and select ‘side by side’ in the layout drop-down). The problem is that I already have quite a lot to do on the core library so I cannot tell you when this could be done…
Thank you for your reply, @ivmartel. I’m using this to display brain MRIs for a work project and developing some interactive exercises for users to complete (the latter has been, admittedly, difficult to achieve).
We’ve actually solved the issue of the linked viewer by creating a “synthetic” dataset joining scans together, so that each frame actually displays two scans: a “baseline” scan to the left, and a follow-up visit to the “right” as if they were one.
May I ask another question: is there a way to retrieve the number of the frame the user is seeing and displaying it on the frontend? For example, I have a .dcm file consisting of 35 frames and would like to display a counter, sort of like 1/35, that updates as users scroll through the frames.
There’s probably an easy way to do this but I’m struggling.
Many thanks.
Thanks for the info and glad you could find a solution.
Adding frame info is not available for now, it’s something I need to add to the viewer. I hope to have it for the next version, not too sure when…
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ivmartel.
Appreciate it!
I’m not a very experienced developer, but if there’s anything I can do to help, I’d love to contribute.
