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You can create a Node instance and try to set a position with:
node1.position = {"x":1, "y":2000}
Or do something completely else, the node will appear in the same place in the screen.
I have to read more into it but I wonder if it's because we're not interacting with Phosphor correctly.
I don't think the problem is related with the spectate problem of deep objects like dictionaries not being sync. because we have other examples in the code like the data attr. that's also a dict, but it's working fine.
This bug was first issued by @DnlRKorn on the QS channel. Thanks @DnlRKorn! :)
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You can create a
Node
instance and try to set a position with:Or do something completely else, the node will appear in the same place in the screen.
I have to read more into it but I wonder if it's because we're not interacting with Phosphor correctly.
I don't think the problem is related with the spectate problem of deep objects like dictionaries not being sync. because we have other examples in the code like the
data
attr. that's also a dict, but it's working fine.This bug was first issued by @DnlRKorn on the QS channel. Thanks @DnlRKorn! :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: