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Garyfallidis opened this issue Oct 1, 2020 · 3 comments
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Latex support #321

Garyfallidis opened this issue Oct 1, 2020 · 3 comments
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Garyfallidis commented Oct 1, 2020

Allow rendered text with math. Check projects such as matplotlib for inspiration.
Check fury.actor.texture and fury.actor.figure

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I'll work on this issue, since no PR has been referenced to this

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Ranit-Bandyopadhyay commented Mar 3, 2023

@skoudoro @Garyfallidis I have started working on this issue. I have made a class that can be used as a LATEX compiler for the python project.I have included functions for rendering text with [math, graphs and images].Can you kindly correct if i am wrong regarding my approach.
Secondly, if the above approach is correct, kindly include the path where the class should be included. Should i include it in the fury/actor.py file?

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skoudoro commented Mar 3, 2023

Hi @Ranit-Bandyopadhyay,

Just make sure to keep it the most simple as possible. We do not want to render an image, so make sure that you are using texture. There are preliminary talk on our discord channel. You can easily connect and make a "latex" search to get all the previous information and compare what you did with previous initial work.
The challenging part of this issue is rendering font / text smoothly/ correctly WITHOUT using an image.

I hope it helps.

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