Closed ElDeveloper closed 11 years ago
Can you link to something describing the bug?
Using the Fierer et. al. Keyboard demo visualization:
With the dataset as it comes from the demo visualization:
If you rotate the plot in a random way:
After using the re-center camera button:
I would have expected the third picture to look like the first one.
I meant an example of the three.js bug. The way I have to code in evident is that it uses the same line of code it does to set up the camera in the first place, so I don't know what else to change to make it look like the first one.
Oh I wouldn't know the specifics from three.js, though I recall that @antgonza mentioned this could be because of an outdated version of three.js though I might be wrong.
Probably mentioning the issue on the tree.js github site, opening an issue maybe?
This is a known bug in three.js https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/issues/821
Bump, https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/issues/821 seems to have been fixed in the master repo in https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/pull/3073 Perhaps worth updating the version of the files within E-vident.
+1
Fixed in #40.
When rotating a PCoA plot and trying to use the Recenter Camera button in the Options tab, the camera is not completely re-centered.
It was mentioned that this issue could be caused given a bug in Three.