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Some is already in .gitignore, but some is not. We should check all examples.
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GUI - Improvements
Listing some improvements to the GUI functionality that contributors might be interested in collaborating on.
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Volumeactors from .npy files - When adding cells, let users select if the want a
PointsorPointsDensityactor - More optional arguments for CLI (e.g. shader, background color etc)
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It would be good to use Cmake command add_subdirectory wherever possible and split CMakeLists file. Problem with this command - it's impossible to use use install command for target from subdirectory. It means that it can not be used for static libraries which we link with main one since they should be installed together.
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