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Axes label rotation #2292
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When the text is short, we don't rotate the axes label in the same way as Ben Root |
Weather God : Sorry, I added a ton of spaces. but could not get it to orient vertically. I am also unable to find the keyword argument to enable it. And I think you misunderstood my query. I am trying to point out the fact that axis and the axis label are not parallel. |
Are you referring to the tick labels? Besides the z-axis label and the If that is the case, there is no mechanism for turning that on right now. |
For example 'Torque' is not parallel to the tick labels [(0, 0.5 1, 1.5, 2.0)]. Same issue with 'Speed' |
Which version of matplotlib? This was fixed a few releases ago. |
The latest 1.3.0. #Speed in RPM #Torque #Efficiency Map #Plot efficiency Surface Plot #formatting #Savefig |
Next time, please provide a completely self-contained example. The example provided did not have everything defined. The image I get is the same as the one you posted, and I still don't understand. Take a look at the following simplified example (quickly pulled from an internal test script of mine):
The axes labels line up perfectly parallel to the axes line. So, perhaps I am still not understanding the issue you are seeing? Perhaps you want the tick label text to be parallel like the axes label text? |
closing for lack of activity. @narasimhaprasad If this is still an issue please ping to have this re-opened. |
Axes labels are not parallel to the tick label, making the plot look as if it has been rotated.
Eg:
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