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…ated Swapping the two plot axes left the new plane drawn against the old orientation's limits, cut off, until the next slider step. imshow scales the axes itself, but only while they still autoscale, and set_xlim ends that for good. The update path calls it, so once a slider had been stepped the axes no longer autoscaled -- and an orientation change tears the 2-D axes down and creates the image afresh on the same Axes, which then kept the previous orientation's limits. Stepping the slider again took the update path and fixed it, which is what made this look like a missed refetch rather than a stale scale. Both paths now go through one _set_limits, as MeshRenderer already did. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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