RII-Mango

I think I understand the issue. At least, I see how Papaya may be truncating one end of the image when it could be interpolating some of those bottom slices....

I committed a fix in Papaya for the truncation when interpolating -- but note, this fix was very different than the one I proposed above. The output is the same...

No, just the sform and qform transforms. Here is what I see, for example (ZStatistic_T002), which puts the origin at the corner: ...

It's this one: http://vbmis.com/bmi/share/papaya/coords/fsl/ZStatistic_T002.nii.gz

I looked into this. I absolutely agree this would be a nice feature. The rest of the series data is dumped after that dialog closes, which may be the reason...

Thanks for reporting this. Anyone with JPEG experience that is able to contribute a fix for this is welcome to submit a PR. Otherwise, hopefully one day I'll get back...

Currently this kind of "cine" feature doesn't exist, but it wouldn't be hard to add a timer-based function to do this. It would need to call `papayaContainers[0].viewer.incrementSeriesPoint()`.

I'd like to add my support for this feature. @mbasaglia if you think you can fix the merge conflict, I have several 12-bit images I can test with.

Hi @jens-ox - I inherited this account when the previous owner took a new job. I don't have much JS/ES experience and depend on contributions to keep things current. So...

Hi @jens-ox, thanks for the pull requests. I have accepted the one in the JPEGLosslessDecoderJS repository and updated the version to 2.1.0 in GitHub and npm. However, when I try...