The awesome new tile feature in ImageDisplay, when fed 3D data, works like tile used to work in Dimensions, i.e. the tiled dimension must be a perfect product of (# rows) and (# columns), so if e.g. the 3rd dimension is 13, you can only tile as 13x1 or 1x13.
It would be awesome if this functionality could be extended as done w/ the new Dimensions, so that only "tiled dimension" >= (# rows) and (# columns) is enforced, and residual data is set to zero - thus e.g. 13 objects could be tiled 5x3 or 4x4.
The awesome new tile feature in ImageDisplay, when fed 3D data, works like tile used to work in Dimensions, i.e. the tiled dimension must be a perfect product of (# rows) and (# columns), so if e.g. the 3rd dimension is 13, you can only tile as 13x1 or 1x13.
It would be awesome if this functionality could be extended as done w/ the new Dimensions, so that only "tiled dimension" >= (# rows) and (# columns) is enforced, and residual data is set to zero - thus e.g. 13 objects could be tiled 5x3 or 4x4.