Return multiple shapes without using union, in Python? about libfive HOT 4 CLOSED

Sure, done in 9b779fe

This changes Python's result handling to accept lists; it iterates over any lists and extracts shapes for individual rendering.

Here's an example:

import studio
studio.set_bounds([-10, -10, -10], [10, 10, 10])
studio.set_quality(8)
studio.set_resolution(10)

from libfive.stdlib import *
[sphere(1), sphere(1, [1,1,1])]

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Unfortunately, it now seems to ONLY accept lists, actually? When I launch Studio, it shows me an empty bounding box until I enclose the sphere(1) in square brackets!

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Unfortunately, it now seems to ONLY accept lists, actually? When I launch Studio, it shows me an empty bounding box until I enclose the sphere(1) in square brackets!

good point, fixed in 266fb43 😆

@poulenet I'll think about #540, but I have limited energy to work on big features (or review big PRs, for that matter); after writing a ton of Rust, coming back to a big C++ codebase is somewhat painful!

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Perfect now, thank you!

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