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Resize view

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Hello, I’ve tried to resize the 3D view in your new viewer that you presented here #42 , but I don’t know how to do it. I tried to change the size width like that : show(shapes, cad_width = 1000) But it doesn’t do anything, I’ve also tried it with regular jupyter-cadquery and it doesn’t do anything either. Am I doing it wrong ?

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bernhard-42commented, May 13, 2021

@Jojain There is a new version available, see https://github.com/bernhard-42/jupyter-cadquery/issues/42#issue-877159979

Notable features / fixes:

jcv.cmd has now the logic to create a juypter kernelspec jcv which is expected by the viewer. It now should work under windows.
The installation of pywin32 is mandatory on windows. It didn’t work with pip, however, conda install pywin32 solves the issue
The parameters cad_width and height of the show function now resize the cad view
jcv.cmd comes with parameters for cad_width (-w) and height (-h). Note, if you add specific width and height, you need to set_defaults in your python code to the same values, since the client defaults will always win.
There is an initial dark mode. Need to tweak the CSS for some elements (e.g. scroll bars a black on dark grey), but it already works: jcv -d
show now takes more than one object
show_object now shows all objects incrementally
Jupyter-CadQuery viewer now has a logo 😃

I should have added quite some of the stuff from your feedback. Maybe you can give it a try whether it now works better?

If it does, I will soon make a release candidate out it to get out of the “pip install from git” woods …

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Jojaincommented, May 17, 2021

I tried it and it’s all good, resizing from command line or overriding the settings with the show function works !

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