Rick van Hattem

What are you passing along as a value? If you're setting it to `3.3` it will be `3.3 bytes`. For `3.3 MiB` you need `3.3*1024*1024 = 3460300` instead.

In that case I am guessing that you are updating the progress bar every megabyte instead of every byte. Hard to say without the code though ;) Since an extreme...

By default the progressbar writes to stderr, you can change this behaviour by specifying a `fd` parameter: https://progressbar-2.readthedocs.io/en/latest/progressbar.bar.html#progressbar.bar.DefaultFdMixin It defaults to `sys.stderr` but you can also pass `open('logfile.txt')` If you're...

Thanks to @paulo-raca we have a basic version of a multi-bar: https://github.com/WoLpH/python-progressbar/pull/208 But the proper version, similar to what tqdm has isn't there yet: https://github.com/WoLpH/python-progressbar/issues/189 I've made a basic attempt...

Honestly.. it's not intentional it's just not part of my workflow and I generally don't use conda so I'm not sure how to set it up right. I need to...

I've just tested it and it's working great for me. Thank you!

I suppose it is, but it's a commonly used technique so it would be good to document that regardless of whether it's related to the formatting call.

In any case, I think this should document an alternative solution for common use cases and for the projects I've seen the dict approach is common enough so it should...

An STL file is a collection of triangles with 0 thickness, those triangles make up your model. If you need to have wall thickness, you need to have 2 surfaces...

Can you show some of the code you used perhaps? I'm guessing that some of the points are singular and not part of a triangle.