Yeah you can use GLVisualize it ![]()
Code:
Sorry for any inconveniences, I just right now fixed up GLPlot to work with the newest GLVisualize, so it might still act buggy.
It would be possible to add this code sample as a visualization style.
IJulia integration is not great right now, since the interactivity will mostly be missing ![]()
Itโs implemented for the Plots.jl package, since it is quite static to begin with, but not for GLVisualize/GLPlot, since these packages are pretty meaningless without interaction. But in principle itโs also straight forward to grab the image from GLVisualize/GLPlot and display it inlined in the notebook.