How to force update the 3d view port in blender during python file execution I am trying to connect a physical robot arm with its digital replica using blender I am able to communicate between the two using MQTT but the changes in blender are reflected only when the python script associated with it completes execution but I want the change to be seen as soon as the value is received by blender, ie, updating the viewport before complete execution.
I have tried using: bpy.ops.wm.redraw_timer and bpy.scene.update() but this doesn't work in my case, I even tried the solution given in Update viewport while running script
but it doesn't really help me. Here is my code snippet, can someone please tell what is wrong and how to update the viewport?
PS- Blender version is 2.8.0
Thank you in advance:)
import bpy
import json
import paho.mqtt.client as mqtt 
from math import radians
from math import pi  # It's considered bad practice to import everything from a library, especially when you're not using any (or just a few) of its function

import mathutils 
from mathutils import Euler
def changes(a,b,c):
    Shouldercord1=pi*(92.3/180)
    Shouldercord2=pi*(a/180) #to be changed
    Shouldercord3=pi*(62.2/180)
    obj=bpy.data.objects['Arm 01']
    obj.rotation_euler = Euler((Shouldercord1,Shouldercord2 ,Shouldercord3) , 'XYZ')

    Waistcord1=pi*(-269/180)
    Waistcord2=pi*(0.642/180)
    Waistcord3=pi*(b/180) #to be changed
    obj2=bpy.data.objects['Waist']
    obj2.rotation_euler = Euler((Waistcord1,Waistcord2 ,Waistcord3) , 'XYZ')

    Armcord1=pi*(261/180)
    Armcord2=pi*(c/180) #to be changed
    Armcord3=pi*(-128/180)
    obj3=bpy.data.objects['Arm 02 v3']
    obj3.rotation_euler = Euler((Armcord1,Armcord2 ,Armcord3) , 'XYZ')



def on_connect(client, userdata, flags, rc):
    print("\tMQTT Server Connected code "+str(rc))
    client.subscribe('blender/test')
def on_message(client, userdata, msg):
    message = (msg.payload)
   #print(message)
   #sys.exit(0) 
    result=json.loads(message)
    a= result["a"]
    b= result["b"]
    c= result["c"]
    changes(a,b,c)   
client = mqtt.Client()
client.on_connect = on_connect

client.username_pw_set("xxxx","xxxx")
client.connect("xxxx", 1883, xx)
client.on_message = on_message
client.loop_forever()
Found the answer, threading can be used

def my_timer():
    from threading import Timer
    main();
    #print(i);
    t = Timer(0.1, my_timer)
    t.start()


Hope this helps, we took a lot of time to come up with it