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2019-04-15 01:20:31 +0200 | commented question | 3d graphics not displayed @Emmanuel Charpentier, I see that I have Oracle Java version 8 |
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2019-04-14 14:16:06 +0200 | asked a question | loaded file not found I am trying to load a python script into sage notebook, with commands load('file.py'), and attach('file.py'). But I am getting the error: The file is there! I am using sage 8.6 on Windows 10. UPDATE Sage loads the file from my home directory. I seems that Sage just does not have access to Program Files directory. |
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2019-04-14 02:23:24 +0200 | asked a question | 3d graphics not displayed I am new to Sage. I use SageMath 8.6 on Windows 10. 2D plotting works, but not 3d.
For example this produced no graphics but just the:
I use Chrome. With the suggested option: it works now! It works also with: And with: It looks like viewer option should be there for 3D to work on windows 10 with Chrome. SageMath is great! With Python it is much more friendlier than Mathematica. |