Hi all,
I am new with matplotlib. I want to use matplotlib/animation.
I want to plot a moving point. The information comes from input file that
include columens as bellow:
#time x_coordinatey_coordinate
I have seen the examples on the website, But I don't know how to configure
Jeff,
Is there any way to get transform_vector to only adjust the vector for
the projection, not do any interpolation? I have a set of irregularly
arranged points, so I'm unsure how to make it work.
Ryan
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Ryan May
Graduate Research Assistant
School of Meteorology
University of Oklahoma
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I would like to know how to plot a stationary point. Do you know how to plot
a stationary point?? I will also be interested in plotting a moving point;
so I'll be interested in this post.
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I want to plot a moving point. The information comes from input file that
include columens as bellow:
#ti
Ryan May wrote:
> Jeff,
>
> Is there any way to get transform_vector to only adjust the vector for
> the projection, not do any interpolation? I have a set of irregularly
> arranged points, so I'm unsure how to make it work.
>
> Ryan
>
>
Ryan: Yes, you can just use the rotate_vector method.
How about this for a stationary point:
from pylab import *
def point(x,y):
a=arange(x,x+1,1)
b=arange(y,y+1,1)
plot(a,b, 'ro', ms=3)
show()
This works for me.
Load the module "point"
Run it by typing point(x,y), where x and y are the coordinates you'd like to
see in a plot, and a magical re
