Hi all,
A while ago (~ 1yr) I did some projections with a plot collection that used the keyword 'style' to display the maximum value along the line of sight through a volume, e.g.:
pc.add_thin_projection("GridLevel","x",thickness,figure=fig,axes=axes[1][d], use_colorbar=Fales,style='mip')
It seems like in the current tip of the development repository this usage has changed perhaps? (add_thin_projection no longer seems to have a keyword argument style) Does anyone know how to do a plot like this with the current version of yt?
Thanks Christine
Hi Christine,
I'm not sure about when it got changed (my "hg log" isn't turning up anything suspicious, as it looks like the signature hasn't changed) but you can accomplish the same thing by creating a thin projection and using the style= argument there. You can then dump this to a plot window with to_pw().
-Matt
On Mon, Sep 23, 2013 at 2:02 PM, Christine Simpson csimpson@astro.columbia.edu wrote:
Hi all,
A while ago (~ 1yr) I did some projections with a plot collection that used the keyword 'style' to display the maximum value along the line of sight through a volume, e.g.:
pc.add_thin_projection("GridLevel","x",thickness,figure=fig,axes=axes[1][d], use_colorbar=Fales,style='mip')
It seems like in the current tip of the development repository this usage has changed perhaps? (add_thin_projection no longer seems to have a keyword argument style) Does anyone know how to do a plot like this with the current version of yt?
Thanks Christine
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