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That's really cool, I'm also working with vtk, trame and pyvista to achieve a similar purpose. I managed to get it working in Jupyter notebook. |
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Thanks! Sounds like a near identical solution to what I have here haha |
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Hey Michael!
This PR doesn't necessarily need to be merged, but I wanted to share with you one of my tinkerings -- I've managed to turn Visual Studio Code into a simple CAD program, building on the SDF library.
It has been really helpful to have both the code editor and mesh viewer integrated into one tool, so I figured I would share my methods with whoever is interested.
This was tested on a windows 11 machine with python 3.13 -- I plan to also verify it works on Ubuntu 22 and python 3.10 (since that's the other environment I have easy access to).
Let me know what you think!