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MathicsDjango (through Docker, MacOS) doesn't render 3d graphics #149
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I have noticed this also without Docker on Ubuntu and Windows. There is some interaction between mathics-backend-threejs, mathics-core and mathics-django went off somewhere. I've noticed that if you display axes these sometimes appear and you can scroll them around. @TiagoCavalcante maybe you can look at when you get a chance? |
Also should mention that in browsers when I set a breakpoint on call to graphics3D they don't occur. And I don't see console error messages. So somehow whatever ajax mechanism that ensured that the HTML graphics3d tags get called is not longer occurring. |
There is an updated docker image now that fixes this. See digest 430d13daa04a The pygraphics modules don't work fo on the 5.0.0 mathics-core API yet. But that is probably small. |
@rocky Mathics Django isn't working with latest mathics-core and mathics-scanner:
Are you having the same issue? |
I am not having an issue, but you need to have current github master versions not the last packaged versions. And you need make sure to recreate tables. |
I forgot to do this part, thanks |
The path in:
suggests that you are using an installed version. That could be a problem, if the code isn't the same as what is in git master. |
I create a new container and installed everything with |
(posting here in case I forget) No errors are shown in the console, the primitive function is been called normally, but the axes aren't drawn, so I believe this is a problem in the translation layer. I'll look at it again tomorrow. |
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