When mouse-zooming with 3d orthographic projection, no exposed property is updated
See original GitHub issueSee the codepen https://codepen.io/emmanuelle-plotly/pen/QWWyjxg?editors=0011 and try to zoom using the mouse wheel. One would expect one property of the figure to be updated, such as scene.camera.eye
or scene.aspectratio
, but none of them changes.
In perspective
projection, the scene.camera.eye
is updated when wheel-zooming.
At the moment it is not possible to dump to JSON a figure which has been zoomed and then to reproduce it because the information about the zoom is not included.
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