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My team would like our .glance scenes to load with a "cube" orientation axis type and "LPS" axis labels. As far as we can tell this is set with the userData:store:views:axisType, views:{view_number}:presetToOrientationAxes, userData:store:views:previousConfigurationPreset, and userData:store:views:axisPreset properties. However, when we change all these to "cube" and "lps", the "compass icon" does not change to a cube. The menu selections and reset buttons correctly show "cube" and "LPS"; only the compass icon is wrong as far as we know:
Do you know why this is happening? Do we have to change something else in the .glance file to switch the compass icon to a cube? Thanks!
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Can't set orientation in .glance file
Can't set orientation icon in .glance file
Sep 24, 2024
Our workaround for this is to hardcode the "cube" orientatino icon as the default in our branch: harellab@dae9376 . Interestingly, it was not set to anything in particular before; the arrows as default seem to be inherited from VTK. Maybe that's the source of the problem?
My team would like our .glance scenes to load with a "cube" orientation axis type and "LPS" axis labels. As far as we can tell this is set with the
userData:store:views:axisType
,views:{view_number}:presetToOrientationAxes
,userData:store:views:previousConfigurationPreset
, anduserData:store:views:axisPreset
properties. However, when we change all these to "cube" and "lps", the "compass icon" does not change to a cube. The menu selections and reset buttons correctly show "cube" and "LPS"; only the compass icon is wrong as far as we know:Do you know why this is happening? Do we have to change something else in the .glance file to switch the compass icon to a cube? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: