New block type for 'surface' plots#57
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Makes animation by clearing plot and re-drawing. It was suggested that this is the best solution as majority of time is drawing rather than updating the array anyway, see https://stackoverflow.com/a/45713451/13577592
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Setting the z-axis limits needed to use |
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Tests and documentation added. I think this is ready for review/merge now. |
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Adds a new
BlocksubclassSurfaceto make surface plots using matplotlib'splot_surface()method.Makes animation by clearing plot and re-drawing. It was suggested that this is the best solution as majority of time is drawing rather than updating the array anyway, see https://stackoverflow.com/a/45713451/13577592.
Making the vertical axis scale fixed doesn't work at the moment. Seems to be a bug with matplotlib'svminandvmaxarguments, see matplotlib/matplotlib#19870.Still needs tests and documentation.