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P2D and P3D not working #375

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KopylovVadik opened this issue Feb 15, 2023 · 5 comments
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P2D and P3D not working #375

KopylovVadik opened this issue Feb 15, 2023 · 5 comments

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@KopylovVadik
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KopylovVadik commented Feb 15, 2023

P2D and P3D not working in python processing.
I took the standard example shown below. When running the sketch, nothing happens and no error occurs. Tested on win, mac_os. Processing v.-4.1.3

`def setup():
size(640,360,P3D)
background(0)
lights()

pushMatrix()
translate(130, height/2, 0)
rotateY(1.25)
rotateX(-0.4)
noStroke()
box(100)
popMatrix()

pushMatrix()
translate(500, height*0.35, -200)
noFill()
stroke(255)
sphere(280)
popMatrix()`
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Use Processing 3.5.4 for Python Mode until there's better support for Processing 4.

@KopylovVadik
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ok, thank you.

@dwyn94
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dwyn94 commented Apr 27, 2023

I'm having the same problem. Already tried with Processing 3.5.4 and it is still not opening up the window when running P2D or P3D.

@JimStein
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Same Problem under Windows 11 using Processing 4.2 in Python mode.
Already tried 3.5.4 version still not opening.

I've to call a DLL function in my project is there any instructions that I can realize in the Java mode as a working around?
Many thanks.

@villares
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@JimStein @dwyn94 @KopylovVadik

I'm afraid Processing Python Mode currently lacks a maintainer. If you, like me, enjoy using the Processing graphics vocabulary with Python, you can do it now with py5.

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