We usually record image and transform time sequences using Sequences module. Add a sequence for each node you want to record, set the proxy node to the changing node, and enable recording. You can then click record button on the sequence toolbar to start recording.
You can add a browser node for each time point you want to display. However, we usually create a 3D volume from the tracked image frames using the volume reconstruction module, because then you can show the image in 3D, create 3D segmentations, or reslice anywhere in any direction.
What is your clinical application? Or do you work on preclinical imaging?
I have temporarily floated a random image in a random location.
But when I float the next image in a different position, the previous one disappears.
Above is a figure attached to Dr. prevost’s paper “3D Freehand US without External Tracking using DL”.
This is what I ultimately want to achieve. !ㅜ__ㅜ!