Closed andrewheusser closed 7 years ago
we can require <=2.0.0 for now, and then check out the matplotlib 2.0 to see what changed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXNqEURmKtA
noooo! yeah, we should explore this and make a note on the readme for now explaining why we're requiring matplotlib earlier than 2.0.
we can open a matplotlib issue too, if warranted
(also: nice catch!)
setting the matplotlib backend to "TkAgg" seems to fix this problem. Tkinter is "Python's de-facto standard GUI (Graphical User Interface) package" and should come preinstalled on osx/linux machines.
0.1.5 supports python 3 and matplotlib 2.0
didn't you forget to remove the limitation inside setup.py ? I still see:
'matplotlib>=1.5.1,<2.0',
Something changed in the 2.0 release that breaks labels, and causes the 3d rotating to be janky.