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I suspect you're running into JuliaGizmos/WebIO.jl#343 which recently became a problem in WebIO. For now, can you go back to the last MeshCat tag and just pin WebIO to an older version? |
Oh, I see, is the older WebIO version not working with Julia 1.2? What is the error you get? |
The last MeshCat tag does not work with Interact.jl, because of the WebIO unsatisfiable requirements. I think Atom also had a conflict. |
Yeah, the version bounds on WebIO are becoming a bit much for the resolver to handle it seems. JuliaRobotics/RigidBodySim.jl#115. Maybe changing the order in which you add packages will help the resolver, as in that issue. |
Ok. I think we can live with an older webio for now. It seems to work. Although not with Newest Atom. |
I have another possible way around all this over in JuliaGizmos/WebIO.jl#353 but it's not ready yet. |
@Affie can you try pulling MeshCat master (and letting WebIO update to 0.8.11) and see if this is any better? |
Looks like it is fixed. Thanks. |
I'm on the master branch with an updated WebIO to latest, because of a requirement conflict with it. Julia 1.2 on Ubuntu 18.04
If I draw a bunch of (<40) spheres and triads in a loop not all of them makes it to the visualizer (with code that used to work).
If I add a delay (
sleep(0.1)
) in the loop they make it through.What would you suggest? I do not want the extra delay and don't know how to use latest tag without conflicts with WebIO.
It also looks like a zero transform is also sometimes displayed.
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