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peterfpeterson opened this issue
May 14, 2013
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This was originally observed with MANDI data using the "Spherical Y" unwrapped view, but exists in other instruments as well. Steps to reproduce the bug:
Load data
right click -> "Show Instrument"
select one of the unwrapped view (known to be broken "Spherical Y")
change to the "Instrument Tree" tab and select a component that is smaller than a full instrument (like a bank, camera, ...)
Reduce the plotting range using the either the slider or the text boxes on either side of the slider
Observe that the view resets to the full instrument
This will also happen if the plotting range is already reduced and the slider is moved.
'''Workaround:''' reselect the component in the "Instrument Tree" after adjusting the plotting range.
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This issue was originally TRAC 7095
This was originally observed with MANDI data using the "Spherical Y" unwrapped view, but exists in other instruments as well. Steps to reproduce the bug:
This will also happen if the plotting range is already reduced and the slider is moved.
'''Workaround:''' reselect the component in the "Instrument Tree" after adjusting the plotting range.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: