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I mean, is there a way to use the current slicer to show a sectional slice (not aligned with the canonical Axis) of the 3D image data? or better, a sectional slice of a predefined size.
If there is no exists, how can I contribute with this ??
Regards, P
currently this is not possible but you are very welcome to contribute.
the parsers of NRRD and MGH/MGZ format store a 3D array of the image. All X.slices are configured using a front and an up vector.. now we only have to link the X.slice to grab the right values from the 3D array and then create a widget so it is possible to reslice/reformat on the fly. Sounds good?