John Bowman

Asymptote now requires C++-17.

It was a design decision, in the interest of accuracy, that dimension bars not be affected by margin values. I 've attached how I would draw this example, with an added size specification as well. We can discuss this further though. Perhaps you are using dimension bars for a purpose other than indicating accurate dimensions.

Exactly. And if you download the html file produced by the ualberta server and open it in a browswer, the camera popup will show there as well. We plan to add a camera button to the server to display this same information.

The same key bindings as usual are supposed to be available on the ualberta server. For example, the keys 'm', 'x', 'y', 'z' work. The reason that the 'c' key doesn't appear to do anything is that popups are not getting displayed. We'll see if we can do anything about this; perhaps there is an alternative way of presenting the camera information... The offline setting has nothing to do with this issue.

GLB and GLTF are not vector graphics formats.

Asymptote can only write PRC files. To develop code for reading PRC files, one would need to reverse all of the I/O operations in prc/writePRC.cc. The Adobe Acrobat reader can read PRC files but it does not use an adaptive mesh (no vector graphics!) and does not support 3D transparency. As you may be aware, PRC is an obsolete format. The v3D format has been developed as a replacement for the geometry subset of PRC that supports additional features such as vertex-dependent colors and bezier triangles....

Asymptote: 3.05 Released

A bug in handling Xasy-generated transforms was fixed. The asymptote.ualberta.ca server was updated to use the https protocal. Double precision integer XDR reads and writes were fixed under UNIX; XDR and binary string reads and writes were implemented. These overloaded virtual file fields were exposed again: singlereal, singleint, signedint, line, word, csv, and dimension. To support MacOS X, the explicit 'gif:' format was removed from the animate call; warning messages were addressed. Reading V3D...