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fix(segmentation): stop segment-highlight animations from stacking on rapid selection - #6334
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… rapid selection highlightSegment cancels the previous highlight with clearInterval, but the highlight is a requestAnimationFrame loop and highlightIntervalId is never assigned, so every selection stacked another 750ms animation. Each highlight now carries a generation; a running loop whose generation is no longer the current one resets its temporary style and stops on its next frame.
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Highlighting a segment may wipe a custom per-segment style, such as fill opacity or outline width, when the highlight ends. Confirm whether this happens, and restore the original style if so, before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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- Line 1636: Update the generation handling between jumpToSegmentCenter and
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started for other viewports during the same multi-viewport jump; share a
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jumpToSegmentCenter without a viewport ID calls highlightSegment once per viewport. With one service-wide generation, each call superseded the highlight just started on the previous viewport, so only the last viewport kept animating. Generations are now kept per viewport.
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🟡 Minor · Do not reset all segmentation styles when a contour animation… · SegmentationService.ts:2066-2071
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not reset all segmentation styles when a contour animation is superseded.
A newer highlight for the same
viewportIdmakes the stale contour callback reachable.resetToGlobalStyle()then clears all segmentation-specific and viewport-specific overrides. This can remove persistent styles and styles used by another viewport.Replace the global reset with cleanup scoped to this animation’s
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- Around line 2066-2071: In the stale-generation branch of the contour animation
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removal or restoration operation scoped to this animation’s segmentationId,
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The per-viewport generation counter stopped stale animation loops but left two problems: a second highlight of the same segment read the running animation's temporary fillAlpha as its start value, so the final reset jumped back to the real value; and a stale contour loop called resetToGlobalStyle, clearing every segmentation- and viewport-specific style. highlightSegment now keeps one entry per selected segment and representation type. Selecting another segment deletes the other entries and resets their temporary style at once, so a highlight that starts right after reads the real style without relying on requestAnimationFrame callback order. Selecting the segment again while it animates continues the running animation. Viewports that share a representation type share the segment's style and so one animation; a labelmap and a contour viewport each animate. Contour highlights reset only their own segment style. Removes highlightIntervalId and its clearInterval, which never applied: the highlight is a requestAnimationFrame loop, not a setInterval.
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Addressed in 7b33ce2, which replaces the generation counter with the per-segment state map you suggested.
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- Line 1723: Update the highlight animation in SegmentationService to preserve
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Restore existing segment-specific styles after a highlight.
If a segment has a custom fillAlpha or outlineWidth, this replacement discards that override when the highlight ends. The segment then keeps the inherited style instead of its configured style. Save the original segment-specific override before animation and restore it on cancellation or completion. Do not save only the effective inherited style. Cornerstone supports segment-specific overrides. (cornerstonejs.org)
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Update the highlight animation in SegmentationService to preserve the
segment-specific style overrides before applying the temporary style, then
restore those overrides on cancellation or completion. Save the explicit segment
override rather than the effective inherited style, so custom fillAlpha and
outlineWidth values remain intact.
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Context
SegmentationService.highlightSegmentanimates the selected segment's fill (labelmap) or outline (contour) over 750ms with arequestAnimationFrameloop. Before it starts a highlight it tries to cancel the previous one withif (this.highlightIntervalId) clearInterval(this.highlightIntervalId). That guard never does anything: the loops arerequestAnimationFrameloops, notsetInterval, andhighlightIntervalIdis never assigned.So every segment selection stacks another 750ms loop on top of the ones still running. With a multi-segment SEG, a burst of selections (clicking down the segment list, or jumping between segments) leaves several loops writing styles at once: each frame of each loop calls
setStyle, soSEGMENTATION_REPRESENTATION_MODIFIEDfires once per running loop per frame, and for contours every finished loop callsresetToGlobalStyle()while newer ones are still animating.No one filed an upstream issue. This description gives the full failure.
Changes and results
highlightSegmentnow keeps a state entry per selected segment (per representation type) instead of a generation counter:requestAnimationFramecallbacks.setStylegets no viewport id), so they share one animation. A labelmap viewport and a contour viewport of the same segmentation each animate.resetToGlobalStyle(), which cleared every segmentation- and viewport-specific style.highlightIntervalIdand itsclearIntervalare removed: they never applied, since the highlight is arequestAnimationFrameloop.User-visible change: selecting a new segment stops the previous segment's highlight at once and restores its fill/outline; before, every selection stacked another 750ms animation. Selecting the same segment again within 750ms no longer ends with a jump of its fill back to the default value.
Testing
1.3.6.1.4.1.14519.5.2.1.256467663913010332776401703474716742458) and load the SEG.Measured live on the dev server by recording the segment's
fillAlphaevery frame while clicking the panel rows: with the previous commit, the repeated click ends with a one-frame drop of 0.83 → 0.50; with this change the largest one-frame drop is 0.04.Unit tests:
cd extensions/cornerstone && npx jest src/services/SegmentationService— 96 of 96 pass (640 of 640 in the extension). The tests underhighlightSegment›when highlights overlapuse a per-segment style store, so a temporary value read as the next start value is observable. Negative check: against the previous commit, 6 of them fail (same segment twice, segment 1 → 2 → 1 before a frame, contour reset scope, shared-style viewports); against the first commit, the labelmap + contour viewport test also fails.Checklist
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This fix is contributed as a donation by UCalgary. Thanks to @wayfarer3130 for directing it upstream to keep the core OHIF code identical between the fork and OHIF.
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