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When viewing two binary images with view(image1, label_image=image2), only the first image volume is displayed. The second image volume can be inferred as intersections on the label surface.
Expected Behavior
Two volumes of different colors are visible in the scene.
Observed Behavior
One volume is visible as a 3D boundary. The intersection of the other volume is implied as discoloration on the first volume surface.
Overview
When viewing two binary images with
view(image1, label_image=image2)
, only the first image volume is displayed. The second image volume can be inferred as intersections on the label surface.Expected Behavior
Two volumes of different colors are visible in the scene.
Observed Behavior
One volume is visible as a 3D boundary. The intersection of the other volume is implied as discoloration on the first volume surface.
Minimum Reproducible Example
Intersection in red:
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