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What this pull request does

This pull request lets a reviewer see the Cornerstone3D multi-resolution volume work in
OHIF. The Netlify deploy preview builds OHIF against the Cornerstone3D branch. A volume
viewport can then reduce its texture to fit the GPU of the device.

Cornerstone3D calls this reduction "final downsampling". Final downsampling is lossy, so
OHIF turns it on in the app config:

• config/default.js keeps final downsampling off. A viewport there uploads the
  full-resolution texture, as before this work. Two other changes reach every config, also
  config/default.js:
  • The MPR load order changes. The coarse stages load first.
  • The Cornerstone3D label "Transient Low Fidelity" shows in red while an MPR volume loads.
• Every other app config turns final downsampling on, with
  lossyDownsampling: { final: true }. These configs include config/e2e.js for the
  automated tests and config/netlify.js for the deploy preview.
• The customization cornerstone.gpuSettingsPreset selects a GPU settings preset. A
  preset in the customization also turns final downsampling on in config/default.js.

A GPU settings preset is a named set of GPU settings: the largest texture edge and the
texture memory. With final downsampling on and no customization, the default preset of
Cornerstone3D applies. On the branch of
cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931, that default is high.

An automatic mode, which computes the GPU settings for the device, is not part of this pull
request. The automatic mode turned out to be more complicated than expected, because a
browser does not report the GPU memory, and a texture that is too large can lose the WebGL
context. A later pull request will add the automatic mode.

The base Cornerstone3D pull request is
cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931.

This pull request changes one type in platform/core: lossyDownsampling in
AppTypes.ts. The other changes are in the cornerstone extension, in the app configs, in
the CI scripts, in the public customization files, and in the documentation.

The design and the test notes

• The test notes:
  Testing the Multi-Resolution Volume Work.
  The page gives the OHIF sequence of calls as a diagram, the GPU settings presets, the
  checks, and a console check of the texture grid.
• The sequence diagrams:
  Volume Render Sequences.
  Six diagrams go from the GPU settings preset to the fill of a reduced texture. Sequence 6
  is the segmentation.
• The design:
  Volume Render Strategy
  and
  Composite Voxel Manager,
  on the docs preview of feat(core): multi-resolution volume textures, the base for task T2 cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931.

The Cornerstone3D links go to the docs preview of cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931, and
that site draws the Mermaid diagrams. The link to the test notes goes to GitHub. This
pull request has no docs preview, and GitHub draws the diagram of the test notes.

How to test

The deploy preview

The deploy/netlify check builds the preview on each push:
https://deploy-preview-6295--ohif-dev.netlify.app.

The preview links the Cornerstone3D branch of the CS3D_REF line below,
feat/multires-voxel-manager-base
(cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931). That branch now holds the whole set: the
multi-resolution work, the fidelity indicator of cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2992 (squash
3ea2420b9), and the acquisition-plane change of cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3018 (squash
e99bd737b). The description of cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931 says how to review each part. The preview uses config/netlify.js, which turns final downsampling on and accepts ?customization=.
Thus a URL with no customization uses the default preset high, and a
?customization=gpu/<preset> URL overrides high.

The Playwright workflow no longer publishes a preview. Commit 57954ade9b removed that
preview, because the Netlify preview builds the same Cornerstone3D branch.

Quick start

The main test series is Body 0.5 CE, a CT series of 2464 images in the study
CT ANGIO ABD AND PEL WWO IV CONT. Before this work, a device with a texture limit of 2048
could not display that series. The author opened the series on the Netlify preview, and the
series displays well.

The large series in MPR, with no customization. The preview uses the default preset high:
a texture edge of 2048 and 32 GB of texture memory. Use a GPU with a large amount of memory,
or use the gpu/medium link below:

https://deploy-preview-6295--ohif-dev.netlify.app/viewer?StudyInstanceUIDs=1.3.6.1.4.1.14519.5.2.1.99.1071.24993177073256607564948872275593&hangingProtocolId=mpr

The same series with the customization gpu/medium. The preset states a texture edge of
2048 and 8 GB of texture memory. A laptop with an 8 GB GPU (NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop
GPU) crashed under the preset high (32 GB), which is the Cornerstone3D default on
cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931:

https://deploy-preview-6295--ohif-dev.netlify.app/viewer?StudyInstanceUIDs=1.3.6.1.4.1.14519.5.2.1.99.1071.24993177073256607564948872275593&hangingProtocolId=mpr&customization=gpu/medium

The same series with the customization gpu/low-tablet, which makes the reduction easy to
see:

https://deploy-preview-6295--ohif-dev.netlify.app/viewer?StudyInstanceUIDs=1.3.6.1.4.1.14519.5.2.1.99.1071.24993177073256607564948872275593&hangingProtocolId=mpr&customization=gpu/low-tablet

The same series with the customization gpu/high-texture-4096, which states a texture edge
of 4096. The 2464 images fit in one texture, so nothing reduces. This preset is a control
and not a real device: no device is tested to render a texture edge above 2048. Some devices
report a larger MAX_3D_TEXTURE_SIZE, but a reported size is not a reliable limit, so a
device can fail to allocate the texture. Use a desktop GPU with a large amount of memory:

https://deploy-preview-6295--ohif-dev.netlify.app/viewer?StudyInstanceUIDs=1.3.6.1.4.1.14519.5.2.1.99.1071.24993177073256607564948872275593&hangingProtocolId=mpr&customization=gpu/high-texture-4096

Compare the links. gpu/low-tablet reduces the most. gpu/medium reduces on one axis
only, because 2464 is more than 2048. gpu/high-texture-4096 reduces nothing.

To try a different preset, change the last part of the URL to customization=gpu/<preset>.
The presets are low-tablet, low, medium, high and high-texture-4096.

Fidelity Indicator

The fidelity indicator is currently the CS3D based indicator that is NOT intended for OHIF release, but is merely a warning indicator to prevent users of CS3D from accidentally assuming full quality images when being shown lower quality images.

The indicator is shown when the actual display resolution has enough voxel pixel information to not lose information.
For example, a 512x512x512 original volume downsampled to 256 x 512 x 128 shown in acquisition orientation at 256x256 has enough image pixels to provide information for all the display pixels. That is lossless as displayed.

The indicator has two states - transient lossy and final lossy. During load or interaction, the system may use lower display resolution and scale it up, or use lower pixel resolution. That will show the transient low fidelity indicator.

In specific, with the 2464 slice example below, the acquisition orientation use using box averaged 512x512x1232 data. Since every acquisition plane volume view for this no longer corresponds to the slice views, every acquisition plane view will be lossy. The stack view of this is NOT lossy because it doesn't use the volume reduced view. As well, the new planar viewport of acquisition views isn't lossy because it uses the same logic as stack views when the viewplane normal happens to be acquisition. Most views of sagittal or coronal orientation are NOT lossy for this data because they display at 512 x 1232 or less vertically, which according to the rule above has enough source voxel information to full specify the result.
This can be confusing to users, and will be addressed in the future. In the meantime the current display is correct for the lossy indicators.

Test links

Each link opens the MPR layout on the Netlify preview. Each row gives one GPU settings
preset. The 2464-image CT is Body 0.5 CE. The 535-image CT fits in a texture edge of
2048, so only the low presets reduce the 535-image CT.

GPU settings preset	Texture edge	Texture memory	2464-image CT	Expected result, 2464-image CT	535-image CT	Expected result, 535-image CT
none (high on the preview)	2048	32 GB	Netlify	A reduction on one axis only, as gpu/high. Use a GPU with a large amount of memory.	Netlify	No reduction.
gpu/low-tablet	256	1 GB	Netlify	A strong reduction on all three axes. The reformats refine while the series loads.	Netlify	A strong reduction on all three axes.
gpu/low	256	2 GB	Netlify	A strong reduction. The edge is the same as low-tablet, so the reduction is similar.	Netlify	A strong reduction, similar to low-tablet.
gpu/medium	2048	8 GB	Netlify	A reduction on one axis only, because 2464 is more than 2048.	Netlify	No reduction.
gpu/high	2048	32 GB	Netlify	A reduction on one axis only, as medium. Use this preset only on a GPU with a large amount of memory.	Netlify	No reduction.
gpu/high-texture-4096 (control)	4096	32 GB	Netlify	No reduction. A real device can fail to allocate the texture. That failure is the expected result.	Netlify	No reduction.

Test links for the new viewports

The parameter &useNextViewports=true draws each viewport through the generic viewports of
Cornerstone3D. With
cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931 (the acquisition-plane work of cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3018),
the acquisition plane draws the original frames when the preset reduces the volume. Each
link opens the 2464-image CT in the MPR layout.

GPU settings preset	Link	Axial (the acquisition plane)	Sagittal and coronal
gpu/low-tablet	Netlify	The original frames at 512 × 512. No lossy fidelity indicator after the frame loads. Until then the reduced texture shows, and the indicator shows lossy.	A strong reduction, the same as the legacy viewports.
gpu/medium	Netlify	The original frames. No lossy fidelity indicator after the frame loads.	A reduction on the slice axis only. Usually full fidelity at the display resolution.
gpu/high-texture-4096 (control)	Netlify	No reduction. The viewport keeps the volume path.	No reduction.

Check these items on the new viewports:

1. The axial view shows the acquired slice. Under gpu/medium, compare the axial view
   with the axial view of the legacy link. The new view must show the detail of one
   acquired slice, not the average of two slices.
2. A rotation keeps the slice. Rotate the axial viewport to sagittal, then back to
   axial. The slice, the pan and the zoom must stay the same.
3. A slab or a MIP keeps the volume path. Set a slab thicker than one slice, or the MIP
   blend mode, on the axial viewport. The view must show the slab, as on the legacy
   viewports.
4. The crosshairs and the sync work. Move the crosshairs in each view. The other views
   must follow.
5. A SEG stays aligned. Load the SEG series. The labelmap must stay aligned in each
   view. The axial view keeps the original frames while the labelmap shows. Report the
   result.

The author checked item 1 and the orientation menu on the preview on 2026-11-03: the
orientation menu works, and the indicator shows lossless in the acquisition plane. Items 2 to
5 are not checked yet.

NextViewportAdapter.isInAcquisitionPlane() now uses utilities.isAcquisitionPlaneNormal of
Cornerstone3D, so the progress scroll bar of an axial MPR viewport on an axial CT shows the full
form, as on the legacy viewports. Fixes #6405.

A small tilt of the axial view, for example with the crosshairs rotation, shows the reduced
texture. The original frames show only when the tilt moves the plane by less than half a
slice across the volume.

What to check

1. The large series opens. The 2464-image series displays in all three MPR views.
2. A reformat holds no band and no black line. Watch the sagittal view and the coronal
   view while the series loads. Each view must refine as the data arrives. A block of one
   image that repeats down the view, or a black line across the view, is a defect. Report
   the defect with the link and the preset.
3. The measurements do not change. Draw a length and a rectangle ROI on the 2464-image
   series under gpu/low-tablet and again under gpu/high-texture-4096. The length, the
   area and the mean value must be the same, because a measurement reads the
   full-resolution voxels.
4. A segmentation stays aligned. Open the same study in the basic viewer
   (Netlify),
   then load the SEG series. The labelmap must stay aligned with the CT images.
5. The preset changes the reduction. gpu/low-tablet shows a strong reduction,
   gpu/medium reduces less, and gpu/high-texture-4096 reduces nothing for a series of up
   to 4096 images.
6. The viewport draws the expected grid. The section
   See the reduction
   of the test notes gives a console check and the expected grid for each preset. The
   ?debug=true stats overlay does not show the reduction.
7. config/default.js does not reduce. Run OHIF locally with
   APP_CONFIG=config/default.js and no customization. A viewport must upload the
   full-resolution texture, as before this work, so the 2464-image series can fail on a
   device with an edge of 2048. Then add ?customization=gpu/medium. The reduction of
   gpu/medium must show.

Known limits

These two limits are not defects:

• The resolution of a viewport does not change while a volume loads. The values refine,
  so a reformat gets sharper, but the grid does not get finer.
• A named preset does not probe the device. The automatic mode of a later pull request will
  select the GPU settings for the device.

This limit is a defect, with an open issue:

• A SEG over a viewport with the MIP blend mode does not reduce. See
  [Bug] Labelmap edge projection (MIP) uploads a full-resolution texture and skips the reduction of #2931 cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3015.

These limits are known, and a later pull request addresses each one:

• Only the mpr protocol uses the coarse stages. The other protocols with an
  imageLoadStrategy (fourUp, main3D, mprAnd3DVolumeViewport, only3D, primary3D,
  primaryAxial, and tmtv) still show gray lines while a volume loads.
• The Cornerstone3D fidelity indicator (fi-root, z-index 1000) can cover the OHIF menus
  on a reduced volume. The OHIF fidelity indicator pull request will address this.
• No automatic test covers the new viewports or the reduction. See Tests for the new viewports (useNextViewports) and the multi-resolution volumes #6404.

Local test

Testing the Multi-Resolution Volume Work
gives the pnpm commands that link the Cornerstone3D branch into a local OHIF.

Changes

GPU settings preset and lossy downsampling.

• appConfig.lossyDownsampling goes to the rendering.lossyDownsampling option of the
  Cornerstone3D init. The option has three flags: final, interactive and
  interleavedLoading. The Cornerstone3D defaults are final: false,
  interactive: true and interleavedLoading: true.
• Every app config except config/default.js sets lossyDownsampling: { final: true }.
  config/default.js does not change, so final downsampling stays off there.
• The customization cornerstone.gpuSettingsPreset replaces
  cornerstone.gpuCapabilityProfile. Its default is null. A value selects that preset
  and turns final downsampling on. null returns to appConfig.lossyDownsampling.final
  and to the Cornerstone3D default preset.
• OHIF no longer selects medium by default. With final downsampling on and no
  customization, the Cornerstone3D default preset applies.
• extensions/cornerstone/src/utils/initGpuSettingsPreset.ts replaces
  initGpuCapabilityProfile.ts. The function applies the preset with
  setGpuSettingsPreset before a mode opens a viewport. The function applies the preset
  again when the global or the mode customization changes.
• A build of @cornerstonejs/core without presets logs a warning and keeps its behaviour.
• Files in platform/app/public/customizations/gpu/ select a preset: low-tablet, low,
  medium, high, and high-texture-4096. platform/app/public/customizations/index.html
  lists the files. A later pull request adds gpu/auto with the automatic mode.
• low states a texture edge of 256 and 2 GB of texture memory. An earlier version of the
  documentation gave wrong values for low.
• high-texture-4096 is a control for the demonstration, and not a real device. No device
  is tested to render a texture edge above 2048. Do not use this preset in production.

Fix in the cornerstone extension. The updateVolumeData command now skips the frame
updates when the volume has no texture. A multi-resolution volume has no texture until a
viewport mounts the volume at full resolution.

CI: CircleCI and Netlify read the CS3D_REF line. These commits are the same commits
as in #6137. The two pull requests keep the same CI code until one of them merges into
master.

• .scripts/ci/cs3d-apply-ref.sh applies the CS3D_REF line in the CircleCI unit test
  job, in the CircleCI Cypress job, and in the Netlify deploy preview.
• .scripts/cs3d-read-ref.mjs reads the line with the rules of the Playwright gate.
  .scripts/cs3d-read-ref.test.mjs fails when the two copies of the rules disagree.
• eslint.config.mjs ignores libs/, so a cloned Cornerstone3D does not count against
  the React Compiler lint budget.

CI: the description without a token. CircleCI and Netlify give a build only the number
of the pull request, and not the description. The script reads the description through the
GitHub API without a token. When the API does not answer, for example at the rate limit,
the script prints a warning, and the job uses the pinned Cornerstone3D version. A read-only
GITHUB_TOKEN avoids the rate limit of the API, but CircleCI and Netlify do not need one.

Documentation.

• multiresolution-testing.md is a new page. The page says how to run the branch locally
  and in CI, how to select a GPU settings preset, and what to check.
• specificCustomizations.md documents cornerstone.gpuSettingsPreset.
• cs3d-integration.md documents the CircleCI and Netlify jobs.

Expected result of the merge guard

The CS3D Branch Merge Guard job reports a failure while the CS3D_REF line names a
branch. That result is correct and it is advisory: a merge of this pull request would
leave master dependent on unreleased Cornerstone3D code. Do not merge this pull request
until the Cornerstone3D work has a release. Then change the line as the integration page
describes.

CS3D_REF: feat/multires-voxel-manager-base

Future work

• cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3034: a memory budget for each display set in view. The GPU settings presets of this pull request work when all of the display sets in view fit in the GPU memory. Cornerstone3D does not know how many display sets OHIF shows, so the fit test can fail on a device with less memory. In the proposal, OHIF calculates a budget for each display set in view after an event of insufficient GPU memory, and sends the budgets to Cornerstone3D.

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• New Features
  • Added configurable GPU capability profiles for volume rendering, with options representing different texture and memory limits. Profiles can be selected through app customizations and are not detected from device hardware.
• Bug Fixes
  • Volume data updates are now handled when rendering textures have not yet been initialized.
  • MPR volume loading now uses coarse interleaved retrieval by default, helping avoid gray lines while reformatted views load.
• Documentation
  • Added guidance for testing multi-resolution volume support in OHIF, including setup, CI configuration, validation checks, and limitations.
  • Documented GPU profiles and how to configure them.
• Chores
  • CI and deploy previews can now test against a specified Cornerstone3D version or branch.

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Adds CI support for selecting Cornerstone3D versions or branches. Adds GPU capability profile customization and app profiles. Updates volume retrieval behavior and documents profile configuration, CI integration, and multi-resolution testing.

Changes: Cornerstone3D multi-resolution integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Parse and validate CS3D references .scripts/cs3d-read-ref.mjs, .scripts/cs3d-read-ref.test.mjs	Parses and validates references from pull request bodies or .cs3d-ref. Tests compare parser results with the workflow gate and cover pull request discovery and source selection.
Apply CS3D references in CI .scripts/ci/cs3d-apply-ref.sh, .circleci/config.yml, netlify.toml, .cs3d-ref, eslint.config.mjs, platform/docs/docs/development/cs3d-integration.md	Handles no-reference, version, and branch cases. CircleCI and Netlify run the script, and the integration guide documents its behavior.
Configure and initialize GPU capability profiles extensions/cornerstone/src/customizations/gpuCapabilityProfileCustomization.ts, extensions/cornerstone/src/getCustomizationModule.tsx, extensions/cornerstone/src/init.tsx, extensions/cornerstone/src/utils/initGpuCapabilityProfile.ts, extensions/cornerstone/src/commandsModule.ts, platform/app/public/customizations/gpu/*, platform/app/public/customizations/index.html, platform/docs/docs/platform/services/customization-service/specificCustomizations.md	Adds a GPU profile customization, applies it during initialization and customization changes, and provides five app profiles. updateVolumeData marks image data modified and returns when no OpenGL texture exists.
Configure coarse volume retrieval extensions/cornerstone/src/hps/mpr.ts, extensions/cornerstone/src/index.tsx, platform/docs/docs/platform/extensions/modules/hpModule.md	MPR uses the default loading strategy. onModeEnter prefers coarse interleaved retrieval stages and falls back to standard interleaved stages.
Document multi-resolution testing platform/docs/docs/development/multiresolution-testing.md	Documents branch setup, CI selection, GPU profiles, testing checks, limitations, and design references.

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  participant Reader as cs3d-read-ref.mjs
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  participant Applier as cs3d-apply-ref.sh
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 0d354

A cleared GPU profile can remain active for new viewports, and the retrieval documentation can mislead developers about fallback behavior.

Security architecture risk: Low · up to 6b701

The change broadens which Cornerstone3D code runs in tests and preview builds while keeping the source repository fixed. No introduced privilege escalation was established, but build credential isolation and external rendering behavior remain unverified.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — Selected dependency code runs with the build job's ambient authority and can affect the generated viewer artifact. Demonstrated scope includes the CI workspace and Netlify output. Credential, production-environment, and downstream data access depend on unavailable provider policy and deployment configuration.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — PR metadata newly selects dependency execution in additional jobs, but the inspected comparison does not establish newly gained credential authority: checkout-controlled install and test execution and the Cypress context already existed. Treating these additions as a verified privilege escalation or bypass of the separate self-hosted GitHub gate would exceed the evidence.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The parser restricts ref grammar and Git ref-name shape. The consumer quotes the branch argument and fixes the clone repository, preventing the supported input from naming an arbitrary fork or supplying shell syntax. These are input controls, not proof that every selectable upstream branch is approved or that build secrets are isolated.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• inferred — The profile handler ignores falsy values, but a simple null or cleared higher-priority customization normally resolves through the service to the medium default. Thus a non-default-to-null transition cannot be assumed to retain stale state. Empty strings remain ignored, and reconfiguration of existing viewport actors depends on uninspected Cornerstone3D behavior.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Resolve branch selections to immutable commits shared across test and deployment builds, and explicitly verify provider-side secret isolation and preview-only publishing permissions. These are provenance and containment improvements, not verified missing production controls.

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@extensions/cornerstone/src/utils/initGpuCapabilityProfile.ts:
- Around line 27-29: Update initGpuCapabilityProfile so a transition from an
applied profile to null restores Cornerstone3D’s default profile instead of
returning with the old profile active. Set appliedId only after restoring the
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- Around line 128-129: Update the documentation about how the jobs fetch the PR
body to state that requests use GITHUB_TOKEN when it is set in CircleCI or
Netlify settings and are unauthenticated otherwise. Do not claim whether either
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Review comments at @platform/docs/docs/development/multiresolution-testing.md:
- Line 21: Update both passages in the multiresolution testing documentation
that describe the 2048-voxel limit: clarify that 2048 is the profile’s assumed
limit, not a universal limit shared by all devices.

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- Around line 379-380: Update the gpu/high-texture-4096 description to avoid
claiming that no WebGL device supports texture edges above 2048. State that a
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@sedghi, the PR set is ready for a new review. Please resume the review of this pull request and of the related Cornerstone3D pull requests.

Order of review

1. feat(core): multi-resolution volume textures, the base for task T2 cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931: the multi-resolution volumes (base).
2. feat(core): add the viewport fidelity state, event and indicator cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2992: the fidelity state and the indicator (base: feat(core): multi-resolution volume textures, the base for task T2 cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931).
3. feat(core): draw the original frames in the acquisition plane of a reduced volume cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3018: the acquired frames in the acquisition plane (draft).
4. feat(cornerstone): demonstrate CS3D multi-resolution volumes, with GPU settings presets, lossy downsampling flags, and CS3D_REF in CircleCI and Netlify #6295 (this pull request): the OHIF side. The deploy preview builds against feat(core): draw the original frames in the acquisition plane of a reduced volume cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3018.
5. docs(specs): viewport fidelity indicator specification #6254: the specification of the fidelity indicator (docs only).

cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3022 (auto) stays a draft. It is not part of this review.

Your reviews of 2026-10-29

The answer is in this comment on cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931. The open questions about the configuration, the memory and the fallbacks are in cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3034. In short:

• Cornerstone does not subsample by default: rendering.lossyDownsampling.final is false.
• feat(core): multi-resolution volume textures, the base for task T2 cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931 no longer exports VolumeTextureSetCoverage. The name partial is reserved for bricks.
• The stale gpuTier example of the 2.x migration guide: docs(migration): remove the gpuTier example from the 2.x core guide cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3035 (draft, docs only).

What changed since your last review

• feat(core): draw the original frames in the acquisition plane of a reduced volume cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3018. The viewport no longer remounts between an image path and a volume path. The volume path stays mounted. A second actor draws the acquired frames, and the viewport switches the visibility of the two actors. getCurrentMode() gives 'volume' for a volume source.
  • A frame shows only when the tilt from the scan axis moves the plane by less than half a slice. utilities.isAcquisitionPlaneNormal exports this rule.
  • Issue [Feature] A planar viewport draws the original frames in the acquisition plane when the volume texture is reduced cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3017 and the description of feat(core): draw the original frames in the acquisition plane of a reduced volume cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3018 state the new requirements.
• feat(core): multi-resolution volume textures, the base for task T2 cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#2931. ImageVolume.modified() now recomputes the reduced representations, so a computed volume refreshes on a reduced viewport.
• feat(cornerstone): demonstrate CS3D multi-resolution volumes, with GPU settings presets, lossy downsampling flags, and CS3D_REF in CircleCI and Netlify #6295.
  • config/default.js and the deployment configs keep final downsampling off.
  • The gpu/auto customization is removed until the automatic mode is ready.
  • NextViewportAdapter.isInAcquisitionPlane() uses utilities.isAcquisitionPlaneNormal.
  • The description lists the known limits.

Test results

• feat(core): draw the original frames in the acquisition plane of a reduced volume cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3018: core jest passes (1129 tests, 2 skipped), and tsc gives no errors. The new browser tests in tests/vitest-browser/renderPathParity.browser.test.ts (mode vtkVolumeSliceFrames) pass.
• feat(cornerstone): demonstrate CS3D multi-resolution volumes, with GPU settings presets, lossy downsampling flags, and CS3D_REF in CircleCI and Netlify #6295: the CI run of 2026-11-03 against feat(core): draw the original frames in the acquisition plane of a reduced volume cornerstonejs/cornerstone3D#3018 at e00d13d passed: Playwright 229 passed, 4 skipped, 0 failed. The CS3D Branch Merge Guard fails, as designed, while CS3D_REF names a branch.
• Not checked yet: the CI run against the latest CS3D head, and the browser checks of the new viewports on the latest preview.