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I was just trying out the OrbitPlotter2D just introduced and I found that it shows terribly bad plots for poliastro.examples (or maybe more correctly, the objects very near to earth).
馃悶 Problem
Look at the plots of molniya and iss. The line appears in front of the body and becomes difficult to see. It can be the extension of #278
It is important for one to be able to visualize the orbits using plotly. As in case of OrbitPlotter , the orbits can still be recognized.
馃挕 Possible solutions
We can probably change the colors of the orbit (Only in case of examples ?)
Or we may follow the proposed solutions in #278
馃搵 Steps to solve the problem
Comment below about what you've started working on.
Add, commit, push your changes
Submit a pull request and add this in comments - Addresses #<put issue number here>
Ask for a review in comments section of pull request
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shreyasbapat
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OrbitPlotter2D plots orbit in fron of the body
OrbitPlotter2D plots orbit in front of/behind the body
Apr 15, 2018
astrojuanlu
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OrbitPlotter2D plots orbit in front of/behind the body
OrbitPlotter2D plots don't respect aspect ratio of circles
Sep 30, 2018
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I was just trying out the
OrbitPlotter2D
just introduced and I found that it shows terribly bad plots forpoliastro.examples
(or maybe more correctly, the objects very near to earth).馃悶 Problem
Look at the plots of
molniya
andiss
. The line appears in front of the body and becomes difficult to see. It can be the extension of #278馃枼 Please paste the output of following commands
conda info -a
python -c "import poliastro.testing; poliastro.testing.test()"
馃幆 Goal
It is important for one to be able to visualize the orbits using
plotly
. As in case ofOrbitPlotter
, the orbits can still be recognized.馃挕 Possible solutions
We can probably change the colors of the orbit (Only in case of examples ?)
Or we may follow the proposed solutions in #278
馃搵 Steps to solve the problem
Addresses #<put issue number here>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: