Alan Everett
Alan Everett
I was wondering if it would be able to add HEIC as a supported file type for this library since HEIC files also have embedded EXIF data. I'm not sure...
This is a fix to #1406 based on some of the discussion in #1435 that maintains compatibility with the current implementation. It adds several new wildcards for simplification rules according...
The code published on PyPI appears to be version 0.9 instead of version 1.0 even though it is listed as version 1.0. I'm guessing that an out of date clone...
I have most of this running within an app that I'm working on, but I do not understand how the request handlers work. Two major questions: 1. How do I...
This takes advantage of const generics to provide general initializers for the statically-dimensioned array types. (2-6 dimensions, with the current implementations). This reduces the reliance on macros for array initialization,...
This adds an option for a "system" theme that will pull the light or dark mode setting from the browser in CSS. Currently this duplicates the dark mode styles, but...
This is a fairly major update adding many additional TeX features in addition to adding two more build targets. The updated README has documentation on all of the new user-facing...
Instead of implementing a custom [`Srgba`](https://github.com/asny/three-d-asset/blob/main/src/prelude/color.rs) type, compatibility with the [`egui color picker`](https://docs.rs/egui/latest/egui/struct.Ui.html#method.color_edit_button_srgba) (and possibly others) would be increased if the [`Color32`](https://docs.rs/ecolor/0.28.1/ecolor/struct.Color32.html) type from the [ecolor](https://docs.rs/ecolor/0.28.1/ecolor/index.html) crate is used instead....
The current implementation of `pick` returns the 3d coordinate corresponding to a given 2d coordinate, whereas I'm interested in which geometry or geometry instance of the list corresponds to that...
I'm interested in using a pow/exponent function on the Quaternion type to concisely represent repeated rotations. For quaternions specifically, I found an [algorithm for this](https://math.stackexchange.com/a/939288) on the Mathematics StackExchange. However,...