Eddie Groshev
Eddie Groshev
This seems to be solved now.
> Not sure if I like enabling non-observable arguments. IMO the behavior of `lift` needs to be changed to: 1) The proposed behavior in this PR or 2) Error on...
It seems like the data inspector isn't aware of the underlying `Axis` the plot is displayed on. Am I missing something @ffreyer, or is there an easy way to access...
Does those transformation functions somehow hint at the value of `theta_as_x`? That's the tricky part, getting the value of `theta_as_x`.
Oh, thanks for pointing this out. I wasn't too familiar with how polar axis are implemented.
As a workaround you can replace `overdraw=true` with `depth_shift=-1f0`.
> Using depth_shift with large values like this is likely to cause issues with the text getting clipped as you move the camera. Ah, wasn’t aware. For this specific scene...
Unfortunately it was in a large run, I wasn’t able to narrow down a small example.
I think this should do the trick, this was the input into WLGMakie: ``` [(1.0791812460476249, -3.7886681935906106), (1.0791812460476249, -4.4006006582615305), (1.0791812460476249, -5.012533122932451), (1.0791812460476249, -4.022405596275408), (1.0791812460476249, -4.634338060946328), (1.0791812460476249, -5.2462705256172475), (1.0791812460476249, -4.256142998960205), (1.0791812460476249, -4.868075463631126),...
Yes, it is indeed degenerate. Though it seems possible to produce horizontal divisions (parallel to x-axis).