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Hey @yutik-nn ! Great to hear from you 😀 Thanks for making my SciPy. It was so cool and a total pleasure to hangout with you during the SciPy sprints and introduce you to geovista. I've not shared any example code for creating realtime time-series animations simply because of the amount of data involved. Initially, I just wanted to showcase that it was possible. Nevertheless, I'd love to help you 👍 Is it possible for you to share your data with me somehow? Is it publicly available somewhere that I can download? I can show you how to run a time-series animation in real-time within a QT window, or within a Jupyter notebook and use ipywidgets to control the animation with sliders. It's also easy to create GIFs using PyVista. It all depends on how you want to present the animation. |
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You could take a look at #330, which includes animation. I found this PyVista documentation very useful: Create a GIF Movie — PyVista 0.41.1 documentation |
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Hi @bjlittle, it's Yuta. We've met at the SciPy.
I want to create a 3D animation of the SSH on Earth (globally, not just a little domain) to use in my final presentation for the internship.
You kindly showed me how to achieve a static result. Not I am wondering how exactly you created an animation that you have in the example with WaveWatch3.
I have gone through the example code, but it seems to be for 1 step at a time, and the data from the pantry don't even seem to have the time dimension.
Simply running the example doesn't produce the animated result. How do I do it?
Thank you!!!
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