Right now, we are rendering glyphs like ODFs on top of other actors, but they can clip through other actors. We have a workaround by adding an offset, but this may warp the position of the glyphs if they are scaled far enough away.
We should instead be rendering two scenes and combine them by rendering on top of each other. Something like an glyph_scene for glyphs with ShowManager should work:
showm = window.ShowManager(scene=scene, ...)
showm.window.SetNumberOfLayers(2)
scene.SetLayer(0)
glyph_scene.SetLayer(1)
showm.window.AddRenderer(scene)
showm.window.AddRenderer(glyph_scene)
# showm.window.record(...) or showm.start()
Right now, we are rendering glyphs like ODFs on top of other actors, but they can clip through other actors. We have a workaround by adding an offset, but this may warp the position of the glyphs if they are scaled far enough away.
We should instead be rendering two scenes and combine them by rendering on top of each other. Something like an
glyph_scenefor glyphs withShowManagershould work: