Victor Esquivel

@tim241 I had the same output than @zshep427, saying is not recognized even after installing from the package control. Then I reached the `OmniSharp.exe` from: ``` ...User\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\OmniSharp\prebuilt-omnisharp-roslyn\prebuilt\OmniSharp.exe ```...

@tim241 nope, upgraded and the bug remained, then removed omnisharp and msbuild and started all over again and still the `OmniSharp: Error talking to localhost/checkreadystatus` ``` RAISE_OMNI_SHARP_LAUNCHER_EXCEPTION:TypeError("'NoneType' object is not...

I think it would be better to check if not null first right? Or will that be handled elsewhere? ``` js const { onScroll } = this.props; if(onScroll) onScroll(e); ```

@arakis Sebastian, just complementing the issue, this appears when trying to do a getDifference() calculation. ```C# BooleanModeller modeller = new BooleanModeller (solid1, solid2); Solid output = modeller.getDifference (); ``` Where...

After testing my issue further. I noticed that the simple or complex mesh was not the cause of the loop itself. Neither do the code that was originally commented in...

@arakis I just found the core issue. And I think I know where to fix it in the repo. I can do the fix in the lib. But I will...

@matgargano your center moved function should be like this: ```js centerMoved = (mapProps, map) => { console.log('center: '+map.getCenter()); console.log('center: '+map.center); }; ```

Or literally, just download the zip, place it in the Assets folder, get rid of the folders "WindowsInput.SampleClient.Wpf" and "WindowsInput.Tests", and voila.

@pidugusundeep Did you find a solution for this?