Alex Kaszynski
Alex Kaszynski
> This actually ships with the default VTK wheel, so this will be fixed in #2876.
> Now that even the latter is going away, it's unclear to us Vtk neophytes what the best path forward for pyvista here is The old documentation of threshold by...
> * Providing a simple textured `pv.Sphere` object of unit size centered at origin for each Solar System body. Looking at the API, I think that's what @tkoyama010 is doing...
BTW, I think this PR looks great. @jorgepiloto, most of our demos here are for fun and demonstration purposes. You'd of course want to rely on a real Astro library...
Reviewing locally, there's a bit of work to do.
This should be a high priority. A bit busy with several in-progress PRs, will add it in the near term.
> I only have my concerns I raised with the interactive front page and intro pages: we should make sure the docs is still accessible with mobile browsers and with...
Let's add a co-planar and order check and rename this to `Quadrilateral`. You up to that @StefRe?
I'v had problems in the past with `xvfb` and was able to solve it using `xvfb-run` instead. Could you try that with: ``` xvfb-run python -c 'import pyvista; pyvista.Sphere.plot(off_screen=True) ```...
In this case, no error or output is actually a good thing. It rendered and did nothing with it. Can you try the following? ``` xvfb-run python -c 'import pyvista;...