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Seperate layout visualization and power/thrust curve plots #32
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I think this is a big improvement @misi9170, thank you! I confirm I downloaded the code and ran examples that call the new split up functionality and it ran fine I think though we could add just a little more to this pull request (I can help) my ideas our:
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Just wanting to connect this with project board and issue #34 |
@paulf81 Sounds good, I'll work on incorporating those and creating an example. |
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@paulf81 I've now updated this to incorporate a wake distances/directions plot and plots for yaw offset schedules. Both can be viewed by running examples/wake_steering_design/00_analyze_single_ws_v_range.py. I believe this is now ready to be merged. |
…ng distance in m.
Merged! |
Breaking out the power and thrust curve plots form the layout plot to provide users with more flexibility.
plot_floris_layout
retains default behavior, but calls lower level functions. Also now allows for no labels to be printed on the layout plot (but providingturbine_names=[]
toplot_floris_layout
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