Closed chris-english closed 4 years ago
Thanks for the input. Unfortunately I can´t replicate the issue you mentioned. What version of R, rgl and geomorph are you running? Am I correct in assuming we are talking about using the function digitize2d? Or would that be a 3D case? Cheers, Antigoni
The bug referenced has to do with subscene indexes. In a new session, if you use geomorph to create landmarks, the first specimen goes smoothly. At the second specimen and thereafter, subscene is set (and not updated) in such a way that all attempts to place a new land mark on an area away from the last placed landmark in specimen 1 will offer acceptance at the last placed (subscene) on specimen 1, irrespective of where one has drawn one's selection box.
see accepted answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59678906/rgl-mouse-wheel-affects-only-last-subscene
upgrade, via svn to higher version. under linux: svn checkout svn://svn.r-forge.r-project.org/svnroot/rgl/ cd to rgl/pkg ~/rgl/rgl/pkg$ R CMD build rgl # builds .tar.gz (Oops) Error: processing vignette 'rgl.Rmd' failed with diagnostics: The orientlib package is needed for this function
as usual, need all dependencies, install whatever is missing and do again. ~/rgl/rgl/pkg$ R CMD build rgl # builds .tar.gz
~/rgl/rgl/pkg$ ls rgl rgl_0.100.46.tar.gz rglwidget tkrgl
~/rgl/rgl/pkg$ R CMD INSTALL rgl_0.100.46.tar.gz