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13D Label (add_3d_label) Display Issue:
When multiple scenes (SceneWidget) share a single window, the 3D labels only exhibit abnormal behavior in specific scenes (e.g., Scene 3).
In these abnormal scenes, the 3D labels are invisible within the normal zoom range but appear at the correct coordinate points when the camera is zoomed in extremely close.
During zooming in or out, the label positions exhibit a "drifting away" phenomenon, deviating from the coordinate points.
2Issue Related to Scene Layout:
The abnormal behavior occurs when the top border of the problematic scene is positioned below the upper edge of the window.
Moving the top border of a normally functioning scene downward causes the same issue to appear, and the farther the scene's top border is from the window's upper edge, the more severe the issue becomes.
Under the same code and configuration, other scenes do not exhibit similar problems. TriAligner.txt
- Operating system:Windows 10 64-bit
- Python version: Python 3.10
- Open3D version: 0.18.0
- System architecture: x86
- Is this a remote workstation?: no
- How did you install Open3D?: pip
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13D Label (add_3d_label) Display Issue:
When multiple scenes (SceneWidget) share a single window, the 3D labels only exhibit abnormal behavior in specific scenes (e.g., Scene 3).
In these abnormal scenes, the 3D labels are invisible within the normal zoom range but appear at the correct coordinate points when the camera is zoomed in extremely close.
During zooming in or out, the label positions exhibit a "drifting away" phenomenon, deviating from the coordinate points.
2Issue Related to Scene Layout:
The abnormal behavior occurs when the top border of the problematic scene is positioned below the upper edge of the window.
Moving the top border of a normally functioning scene downward causes the same issue to appear, and the farther the scene's top border is from the window's upper edge, the more severe the issue becomes.
Under the same code and configuration, other scenes do not exhibit similar problems.
TriAligner.txt
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: