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Created a working animation using the code below:

6dof data should be in this format as an array: [ time, lat, lon, alt, phi , theta, psi]

Make sure that phi, theta, psi are in radians not degrees.

It looks like you are modifying a test file within the Cypress installation. This is probably not what you meant to do.

There are two important components to Cypress:

1. The Cypress package installation. In your case this is installed at c:\node_modules\.bin\cypress
2. The Project under test also has some Cypress related files, including cypress.json in the top level directory of the project, and the test files located in the cypress folder within the project directory (unless you have told Cypress to use a different directory).

When you run Cypress tests on a project, the test files which are watched are those that are located within the project directory - not those within the Cypress installation itself.

When you run cypress open then you can manually select the directory of the project that you want to test, say it is C:\MY_PROJECT. If there is no cypress.json file and no tests found, Cypress will automatically create a cypress.json file and a cypress directory within C:\MY_PROJECT. Inside the C:\MY_PROJECT\cypress\integration\ directory will be some example tests. When you edit tests in this directory with watchForFileChanges=true and manually choosing C:\MY_PROJECT to test, they will automatically rerun when saved.

I have also tested running and modifying the tests in the example directory within the Cypress package within the node_modules directory. I can confirm that when files within that directory are edited, the tests do not rerun. However, it is a mistake to edit those files when you are trying to test one of your own projects.

HTH

Calling getProjectPath() method causes this exception. It happens, because if Groovy finds a getter method for a field foo like getFoo() it fallbacks to execute this method anytime it sees accessing foo value.

What does it mean in your case? When you call the method