 | 1 | initial version |
I'm very new to sage, and I'm trying to make the following animation:
a = animate([sin(20(x - float(k)))/x for k in srange(0,2pi,0.5)], xmin=1, xmax=4, figsize=[3,2])
a.gif(savefile='my_animation.gif', show_path=True)
The problem is that if you look at the animation you'll notice that the x-axis is moving all the time which I find very distracting. Is there a way to tell sage that I want to center the x-axis, so that it stops moving with the animation?
| | 2 | I realized how to solve the problem, please disregard the question |
I'm very new to sage, and I'm trying to make the following animation:
a = animate([sin(20(x - float(k)))/x for k in srange(0,2pi,0.5)], xmin=1, xmax=4, figsize=[3,2])
a.gif(savefile='my_animation.gif', show_path=True)
The problem is that if you look at the animation you'll notice that the x-axis is moving all the time which I find very distracting. Is there a way to tell sage that I want to center the x-axis, so that it stops moving with the animation?
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
I'm very new to sage, and I'm trying to make the following animation:
The problem is that if you look at the animation you'll notice that the x-axis is moving all the time which I find very distracting. Is there a way to tell sage that I want to center the x-axis, so that it stops moving with the animation?
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