@ogi Somehow never came across (or forgot about) #glumpy.

#vispy always seems promising until I get to the "our plotting is very basic". I'm doing plots, not vis typically.

Thanks for the tip!

Also, I still really love #pyqtgraph. As I mentioned a few months ago I buckled down and learned it better. I started a newish project at work and I want to use it to plot with. It isn't just the features, it's also the relatively short dependency list. That can be a dealbreaker in my environment.

@davidr I think to move your center, you effectively need to move everything else. Generally I wouldn’t say the 3D capabilities of #PyQtGraph are as competitive as other offerings like #VisPy or #GlumPy. If neither package works than I would think doing something with the Blender API might be more suitable

@rougier hey there, #PyQtGraph maintainer here! I'm taking a look at #GlumPy and I'm curious if you think there is room for collaboration. GlumPy seems to address a couple of issues that PyQtGraph is really struggling with, OpenGL and Non-Linear transformations. That said, we're very embedded into the Qt framework, so it may not be feasible to integrate more closely.

Also thank you so much for putting up OpenGL resources on your README!