taylorsellers

Sorry, yes thank you the latest release is great.

Amazing update, thank you! This is exactly what I was hoping for. I really appreciate it. I have a few very minor suggestions, but they aren’t particularly important.

• Full screen mode isn’t truly full screen. My guess is that the grey working area is trying to maintain a specific aspect ratio, so when it reaches its horizontal limit it no longer expands vertically so there is a large black bar inferiorly on my monitor

• The loading bar is green. Not sure if that is an issue with my theme or not.
• Ability to hide unwanted buttons would be amazing

Again, these are really minor. Thanks again for your work!

Thanks for the tip on the rollback plugin. I rolled back to 0.9 if you want to see the previous behavior. I also took a screenshot. I zoomed way out to show the whole xray, but you can see how it automatically fills the width of the frame and extend vertically to show the whole image. This is the preferred behavior for my use case at least.

Thanks again for your attention to this!

The previous version worked a little differently than your mockup. It automatically filled the whole width of the window with workable space (like your second image) but it also extended the working area vertically so the entire radiograph was visible. The end result was a very large working area (larger than the current version), with the radiograph completely filling it.

I don’t think I have a screenshot of this saved, unfortunately. I’m not sure if it’s possible to roll back the plugin version and take some, but I can check later when I’m off of work.

oh, great! How do I change it? I didn’t think this plugin had a settings menu.

Awesome, thanks! It’s not the color of the extra space that is problematic. It probably should be grey so you can see the edge of the image if you pan it outside the field of view. I’m mostly not understanding why making the working area a different size and shape than the image being displayed is advantageous. Even with cross sectional imaging every slice has the same dimensions. Making the working area the same size as the image will then maximize the size of the image regardless of display size and orientation.