Short answer is no. The implementation is rudimentary and the moment the PyVista plotter is serialized from panel, the communication is severed.
If your application relies significantly from interacting with a 3D model, I recommend you building a panel or a trame application instead. Trame in particular is really powerful, it’s basically a web Paraview:
Thank you for the quick response. Will look into using panel and trame, I appreciate the suggestions!
@rahiq1000, and the long answer is yes*, but using an experimental feature included in stpyvista==0.0.17.
The source code for that example: stpyvista-tests/experimental/return_camera.py at main · edsaac/stpyvista-tests · GitHub
And check it out deployed:
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