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                                            Gedalia Pasternak

Unpinned networkx and pycollada to support new Python versions

Is anyone maintaining this project right now? We've hit the same issues and wondering if these PRs will ever merge

Fetch Qt instead of require it to be preinstalled

maybe there's a middle ground? Our system has a prebuilt qt that we grab for CI. It looks like BAZEL_RULES_QT_DIR env allow me to override the default include path. But...

Large Scene support + DoF locking

+1 as well, we're looking at supporting larger worlds and wondering what the best options are, being able to pause physics on idle areas of the scene till they are...

Large Scene support + DoF locking

I think 2 would work for us. I guess it depends on how flexible it is. But at the very least it would allow us to build a sim where...

Very small range data can crash application due to divide by zero issues

I just had to revisit this this morning my current hacks are: pyqtgraph/graphicsItems/AxisItem.py ## determine mapping between tick values and local coordinates dif = self.range[1] - self.range[0] if math.fabs(dif) <...

nng creates a massive amount of threads on high core count machines

did a fix ever merge?

Unclear how to use glew with EGL / Missing early no-EGLDisplay init

I just noticed the same thing, did this ever improve?

Multi-threaded (or even multi-GPU) rendering?

I recently hit this issue I'm wondering if there has been any improvements? The performance degradation on our sim after upgrading to ignition has been pretty profound. Before I'd head...

An unusual issue arising from the manner in which rules_python manages namespace packages.

I've hit something like this, using nvidia's omniverse and isaac sim libraries, enable_implicit_namespace_pkgs and seems to break the package. I've also found that I need to explicitly move the unpacked...

doesn't pick up existing threads at launch

I was imagining hasattr could be used to decide if a feature was available, we're actually on 3.10 not 3.12, but figured I could be forward looking. It's interesting that...