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I would like to propose a very small enhancement to the plotting routines.
Recently, I generated publication-quality figures with geoclaw.
For that I needed to generate a snapshot of a tsunami simulation in a vectorized format (e.g. svg or pdf).
I only needed the text and axes to be vectorized, not the wavefield.
But using plotdata.print_format = 'svg' vectorized all data (and lead to a SVG file of 30Mb).
Therefore, I did the following change:
I would like to propose a very small enhancement to the plotting routines.
Recently, I generated publication-quality figures with geoclaw.
For that I needed to generate a snapshot of a tsunami simulation in a vectorized format (e.g. svg or pdf).
I only needed the text and axes to be vectorized, not the wavefield.
But using
plotdata.print_format = 'svg'
vectorized all data (and lead to a SVG file of 30Mb).Therefore, I did the following change:
Maybe it could be nice to integrate this change?
more info about the rasterization in matplotlib: https://matplotlib.org/devdocs/gallery/misc/rasterization_demo.html
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