plot after run

[oceandiff]

Hi, there is a way to plot or create an animation after the run without re-run the model? Thank you

[gauteh]

Try o.plot() or o.animation(), take a look at the examples for a quick tutorial.

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Hi, there is a way to plot or create an animation after the run without re-run the model? Thank you

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[AndresSepulveda]

I do this

import opendrift import numpy as np

o = opendrift.open("archivo.nc", elements=np.arange(0,392000,100)) o.plot(filename="archivo.png",linecolor="z",fast = True) o.animation(filename="archivo.mp4",linecolor="z",fast = True)

to plot a few trajectories, usefull if the plot takes too long.

You can also do

opendrift_animate.py openout.nc -f anim.mp4 opendrift_plot.py openout.nc -f plot.png

[oceandiff]

Thank you!