Philipp Schlegel

A first quick & dirty test yielded mixed results: sometimes the `robust-laplacian` is marginally faster, sometimes our own. The main problem is that the number of steps it takes to...

Hi. You have me a bit confused. From your example, `skel.show()` should show just the skeleton and `skel.show(mesh=True)` should show both mesh and skeleton. Is that not what you're after?...

One addendum: the 3D plot (i.e. what you get from `skel.show()`) sometimes acts up for me and I have to drag/zoom first for stuff to pop up.

Sorry, I think we're crossing wires here. Why don't you use `skel.show()` (instead of `skk.show`)?

`skel.show()` should just do that, i.e. show the skeleton without the mesh. Is it not doing that for you?

Hmm. Works like a charm for me. Here's with `skel.show(mesh=True)`:

And it doesn't work if you do `skel.show(mesh=False)`? If that's the case, do me a favour and (re-)install `skeletor` from Github just to make sure you have the most recent...

For reference, this is with `skel.show(mesh=False)`;

Try `git+https` instead of `git+git`: ```bash pip3 install git+https://github.com/navis-org/skeletor@master ```

What version of trimesh and pyglet do you have?