David Hall

Try using System.out.flush() after System.out.print(). System.out.println() includes the call to flush(). print() doesn't. On Fri, May 25, 2018 at 10:24 AM, qcsoftware513 wrote: > Small issue...when using System.out.print() I do...

In case it matters, I didn't directly use look-at-this to reposition the camera. I had previously used look-at-this on a panel far from the origin then copy-this-view then look-at-origin then...

Another related possibility that I have not investigated would be if the camera angle is being saved correctly when the last action to move the camera is to activate "snap"....

I finally found a way to reliably reproduce this problem so I've changed the title of this issue here on github. 1) Open any new model. RootTwo is nice because...

A work-around for now is to manually deselect then reselect anything after changing symmetries. This will change the selection and force a recalculation.

When opening a vZome file that has any items pre-selected, the measure tab does not indicate that anything is selected. I think this is closely related to the symmetry change...

Done On Thu, May 8, 2025 at 9:18 AM Scott Vorthmann ***@***.***> wrote: > *vorth* left a comment (vZome/vzome#1051) > > > ...and merge main in, of course. :-) >...

One file that exhibits this problem is https://vzome.com/app/embed.py?url=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThynStyx/vzome-sharing/main/2021/08/13/21-27-47-Trapezohedron-attempt/Trapezohedron-attempt.vZome. It can be opened in version 7.0.58, but not in 7.0.61. That file does not indicate which version was used to create...

Just noticed, you said that you ran JSweet and tested, and pushed to your repo, but I don't see any math-format branch in your repo, so all I did was...

I've merged the current main into that PR branch. As mentioned in a prior commit, adding this fix to the Java build avoids overwriting the fix in core-jave.js from commit...