Welcome to diplotocus’ documentation!¶
Diplotocus is a python package designed to render animations of matplotlib objects, in a timeline style.
Here’s a quick example of the syntax of diplotocus:
import diplotocus as dpl
import numpy as np
#We define our Timeline, the object that handles all animations on our figure
tl = dpl.Timeline(xlim=(0,6*np.pi),ylim=(-1,1))
#We generate data points
x = np.linspace(0,6*np.pi,200)
y = np.cos(x)
#We create a plot() object
p = dpl.plot(x=x,y=y)
#We draw its data points sequentially
p.draw(duration=100)
tl.animate(p)
#We wait 25 frames
tl.wait(duration=25)
#We unzoom and move the axis to (0,0)
az = dpl.axis_zoom(zoom=0.5,duration=50)
am = dpl.axis_move(end_pos=(0,0),duration=50)
tl.animate((az,am))
#We hide the plot
p.hide(duration=100)
tl.animate(p)
#We render our video
tl.save_video(path='../_static/demo.mp4')
Diplotocus also features a Web GUI that lets you put your animations together visually, in a timeline-like manner:
Get started by Installing Diplotocus, and follow the Quick-Start guide.
Getting Started
Library reference
API Reference