Closed salotz closed 9 months ago
hi @salotz
I could not reproduce your issue in my laptop. So I guess it's something with your cluster setup (my random guess).
Here is my conda command:
conda create -n test python=3.10 jupyterlab=4.1.2 nglview=3.1.1 -c conda-forge -y
Thanks for trying out.
Could it be my browser/WebGL setup perhaps?
Info:
The official Khronos page seems to think so (https://get.webgl.org/):
But some of the NGL related pages don't seem to work (https://molstar.org/viewer/).
I'll try an update/reboot. Sometimes with the rolling releases I am on things do get broken.
I think its a browser thing. I upgraded and rebooted and I get something but its definitely not working correctly. This is after doing some rotation/translation:
Should have checked before, but looks to be working in Firefox.
Weird. I saw similar thing in google colab (playing trajectory and the structures from multiple frames overlaps.
On Thu, Feb 22, 2024 at 10:32 PM salotz @.***> wrote:
Should have checked before, but looks to be working in Firefox.
Oh nice
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I'll close this. I think its either my browser or something upstream with ngl or other projects.
I checked a bunch of WebGL demos and they all seemed to work in Chrome just fine.
I'm running a test on Jupyterlab with NGLView. I try to run the demo and I don't get any errors but it doesn't render anything.
Am I missing something?
I'll add that I am running this through Jupyterhub on a kubernetes cluster. The Jupyterlab instance is running in this container image: quay.io/jupyter/minimal-notebook