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Line width in plot
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to set line width when using ipyvolume.pylab.plot? The docs do not seem to mention this and I could not find any info on this anywhere else too. If it is not supported currently in plot - are there any hacky ways of achieving line width?
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On windows, I recomment using anaconda, and then install nodejs:
$ conda install -c conda-forge nodejsGood luck!Thanks @maartenbreddels! I will test it. The page you linked seems to indicate that Edge browser has full support for lineWidth? That is unexpected, but I will test it out. I may encounter problems installing ipyvolume from git on Windows (had some problems previously with npm etc. and didn’t solve that) so it may take some time. 😃