Log scale color mapping and arial default font #499
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Also partially addressing the norm stuff in #122 |
akaszynski
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Perfect. This was exactly what I was looking for on pyvista/pyvista-support#83.
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@akaszynski, you cool with changing the default font to Arial? |
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That’s what paraview uses, right? |
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I think so... my version of ParaView has that as the default though I could have set it a while back |
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I prefer courier, but then again I like Emacs, so I can be trusted. I’m good with Arial. |
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This enables access to a log scale when mapping the scalars during plotting and also changes the default font to Arial because courier looked harsh to me
Using the dataset from pyvista/pyvista-support#83
No log scale:
With a log scale: