font size of labels in 3D scalarbar
See original GitHub issueHi @marcomusy I couldn’t find an argument for specifying the font size in 3D scalarbar
For instance, in this example here https://github.com/marcomusy/vedo/issues/182#issuecomment-704532335
I would like to increase the size of the fonts of nlabels
in the colorbar.
nx_pts.addScalarBar3D(title='\mu - parameter',
titleFont='VictorMono',
labelFont='Quikhand',
#aboveText='above 1',
c='white')
Could you please suggest how this can be done?
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For the second part of you question:
You can provide a camera (dictionary) in the show method.
Also, if you have multiple renderers (I see you have
at=..
) you can postpone the screenshot to the end withplt.screenshot('img.png')