Madhav Goyal

You can check the font name in Windows Terminal and use the same name in VS Code.  To select the nerd fonts, make sure the "Show all fonts" option...

> Do you have a value set for the VSCode setting `docker.dockerPath`? I tried setting it to the same value as in the **PATH** environment variable, but that caused ...

> Try resetting the setting to have no value, does the issue still reproduce? VS code is able to find docker but, the original issue still reproduces.

> It looks like you're using `cmd` as your shell, does it still happen if you use PowerShell as your shell instead? The relevant setting is `terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows` I believe. This...

Is this issue resolved? I tried the same code as > Code for reproducing the problem > ```python > from manim import * > #from scipy.stats import norm > #import...

> Using macros is a workable solution, but there is a caveat: with a large number of emoji, macros can quickly grow and become difficult to manage. Perhaps `constexpr` variables...

Can you please write the command you were using to run manim?

> Select your `Manim` interpreter in vscode, or try run this > > ``` > "C:\tools\Manim\python.exe" "C:\tools\Manim\Scripts\manim.exe" > ``` Sorry for the late response... When any module is called from...

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I tried running the provided code on Gnome with X11 and I couldn't reproduct the issue.  And this was the terminal output ``` Manim Community v0.18.1 [10/17/24 11:14:24] DEBUG...