Thomas Robitaille

Just for the record, this is how WWT currently handles layer colors: ``` switch (this.get__colorMap()) { case 0: pointColor = colorLocal; break; case 3: if (this.get_colorMapColumn() > -1) { pointColor...

This is the same issue as https://github.com/WorldWideTelescope/pywwt/issues/174 - I'm not familiar enough with Javascript to know exactly at what level this should be fixed, but I'll investigate.

At the moment there isn't an easy way to customize the size, but I can try and investigate how to fix that.

Note that in Jupyter Lab you can however split off the viewer to a separate tab and then you'll be able to resize it more easily I think.

@astrojonathan - the easiest way to show you is to show the reference images we use for rendering tests - on Windows it seems that things are now consistent with...

If this is annoying you can use the z/x keys to zoom. Normally it used to be fixed by ipyevents (developed by @mwcraig) but for some reason that fix no...

I agree, this would be handy!

We need more information about how the WWT API might allow that

@trhunter - this package includes a function to convolve the models with arbitrary transmission curves: http://sedfitter.readthedocs.org/en/stable/convolution.html I would recommend doing this rather than using the existing MIPS and SCUBA filters....

Just sent you an email!