How can I preserve the view state of the plot?
See original GitHub issueI’m providing new x, y and z values on a time based manner to the plot. As expected the plot is newly rendered, since the values are pushed through the state
Now I would like to preserve the previous zoom, pan, tilt and apply it at render time, so that e.g. an outer rotation is not reverted by the redraw. How can I achieve this?
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https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/pull/3236
@nicolaskruchten, the issue is closed, but still, it exists and is reproducible