![]() ![]() a string occurring immediately after a dataset is interpreted as. What I want to do is kind of setting lines for each dy = 0.5 for example, similarly to dx = 0.25. a string occurring before a dataset is interpreted as a gnuplot command (e.g. it does depend from the window and not from the global coordinate system). What I want to do is to add a kind of grid, if I use the grid command with xticks, yticks setting etc I get a grid however when I perform the zoom the grid isn't zoomed as well (I.e. it's quite bad but it doesn't matter for now.). Please contact me if you have any suggestions or questions.I've the following script that runs fine in gnuplot (unfortunately I've an old version, and for now I can't do much about it, it's the 4.0). Downloadĭowload FarGnuPlot Version 0.42 on github () and save it in the main fargo directory or in any other directory that is included in your $PATH. fargnuplot-0.20 - Added logarithmic scaling and circular plot. fargnuplot is now processing the used_rad.dat file if possible to determine the radiual spacing. fargnuplot-0.31 - Now works with FARGO2D1D (1D cells are ignored for now) fargnuplot-0.30 - Added ‘-curve’ feature to plot average values as a function of radius. ![]() The -num command line option works also with -num=0. Fargnuplot can now plot the 1D grid as well (use options -all -nr1D=NUMBEROF1DGRIDCELLS). fargnuplot-0.40 - There was a problem with large grid sizes due to a rounding error issues Fargnuplot uses a random hash for the temporary files to avoid conflicts. Fargnuplot can now output png and eps files. Gnuplot grid code#Added lots of coments in source code fargnuplot-0.41 - Fargnuplot can now plot the square plots (-s option). Added code for cleaning up temporary files Added -r=RANGE for specifying the cb range, e.g. Added -lcb parameter for logarithmic scale of cb axis Added -q parameter for plotting of gasToomre files (ideally a tmpfs filesystem for speed up) all plot also the 1D grid (for FARGO-2D1D)įargnuplot -nr=384 -ns=384 out5 => plot the latesįargnuplot in/stockholm_MJ_visc.par => plot the latestįargnuplot -nr=128 -ns=384 -file=out5/gasdens125.datĬhangelog fargnuplot-0.42 (All thanks to Tobias Müller) – Added -temp=DIR for specifying a directory for temporary files curve plot average values as a function of radius clean plots only the data, no borders, no axis c circular plot (default: rectangular plot) t plot gas temperature gasTemperature*.dat ![]() vt plot azimuthal velocity gasvtheta*.dat g plot gas density (default) gasdens*.dat nr1D number of radial grid cells in the 1D grid file=FILE plot FILE, need to specify nr and ns as well num=NUM plot file with number NUM in given x exit gnuplot after plotting (implies -p) d do not delete temporary files, usefull But note that this script needs a gnuplot version 4.2 or newer that supports binary files. reset is very important or Gnuplot will remember previous settings reset set boxwidth 0.5 set grid ytics linestyle 0 set style fill solid 0.20 border set. You can even run this script while fargo is running to analyze the latest files. Once the plot is created, you end up in gnuplot, where you can make further processing such as zooming (use right mouse button in X11 window), saving the plot (“set terminal postscript set output ‘out.ps’ replot”) or changing the colour map. Run ‘./fargoplot -h’ to see all available command line options and more examples. To plot the latest surface density file generated by fargo, you simply enter This perl script generates 2D plots, to quickly check the results of a run. ![]() Fargo is a simple and fast 2D polar hydrodynamic code dedicated to planet-disk tidal interactions. ![]()
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