Jason K. Moore
Jason K. Moore
Please post a screenshot here to see how they look and we can give you feedback. After that you'll need to commit them to the git repository and edit the...
Super neat tool. I tried it out. For this first one the arrows need to be sharper and actually connect to the beam. The beam should be more slender, so...
Looks nice. The curved arrow for the moment is missing now though.
Thinking about this some. Maybe we should make the ASCII the source and use the svgbob tool in our doc build process to create html. This way the figures show...
svgbob seems somewhat new and the spec is still being developed, but there is a spec. So theoretically you could use ASCII as a reliable source for these.
> Should we go with changing each figure one time or we can try for installing the svgbob tool in our doc? If you want to give a shot at...
> as for the curved arrow problem, we can create something like this if it's acceptable That kind of arrow implies a twist on the beam to me. A point...
I like that curved arrow better. I needs to be centered at the line between 5 and 4 though.
This is a good approach, given that you can bundle *all* dependencies into the wheel. Here is my attempt at installing the linux whl: ``` $ conda create -n opensim...
It seems you have the wheels with the platform tag as `any`, these will need to follow the correct format for uploading to PyPi: https://peps.python.org/pep-0491/#file-name-convention