Matthew Koichi Grimes wrote:
> I'd like to plot a 3D surface and its contours as the surface evolves.
> When I do it by simply calling plot_surface and/or contour3D multiple
> times, the plot doesn't clear the old surface before plotting the new
> one, so I get a whole bunch of surfaces accumula
I'd like to plot a 3D surface and its contours as the surface evolves.
When I do it by simply calling plot_surface and/or contour3D multiple
times, the plot doesn't clear the old surface before plotting the new
one, so I get a whole bunch of surfaces accumulating in the same plot:
import pylab
I don't know if everything 3D works, but the first error you note below
is fixed in svn, and I suspect in 0.87.7, the last release. 0.87.5 is
rather old--quite a bit has changed between minor releases.
Eric
Matthew Koichi Grimes wrote:
> contourf3D and contour3D seem to be broken in my copy of
contourf3D and contour3D seem to be broken in my copy of matplotlib
0.87.5 that I installed from ubuntu edgy's repositories. Is this a known
problem? I started going through axes3d.py etc and fixing the reported
errors, but the error trail seems to go pretty deep across multiple
files. Now I'm
Dear all,
I am coming back to an issue for which I didn't get a direct answer
(except for a very nice module from Angus McMorland!):
- at the moment different backends in mpl automatically provides, when
an image (or a plot) is displayed with e.g. imshow (plot), the
coordinates x and y directly i
Hi all
I am trying to plot the trajectory of the Lorenz system with the axes3d.py
module (version 0.87.7). The code is the following:
from numpy import *
from scipy.integrate import odeint
import pylab as p
import matplotlib.axes3d as p3
def Lorenz(w, t, s, r, b):
x, y, z = w
return arra
