Åsmund Ervik
Åsmund Ervik
Agreed. Also: the "squares" are not actually square.
Also: `pycdc` just saved my day after an early morning git facepalm. Thank you all so much for this wonderful tool.
I've finally gotten railways to display using the custom_filter way, but only after putting a large value for dilation, e.g. ``` 'railway':{'custom_filter': '["railway"~"rail|light_rail"]', 'dilate':2000} ```
Specifically for bridges, I believe you can obtain them as a separate layer using ``` 'bridge':{'tags':{'man_made':'bridge'}} ``` Then you can plot that layer over the roads with a larger z-height.
@gerlero Sorry about the slow response. If my testing is correct, your suggestion almost does what I want. The difference is that `make build` creates a case-sensitive APFS *disk image*...
### Case 1. During initialization of PeleC, the temperature on the boundary is set to a uniform value in a sparse data structure of type `EBBndrySten`, in the following piece...
Hi @clewis7 , @kushalkolar , thanks for the quick responses. I followed the suggestion to try the "sync subplots" example. This approach would be fine if I wanted to sync...
Thanks for clarifying! Will follow the developments on this. As for the timestamp formatting on the axis, below is a minimal example that works quite nicely for a Pandas dataframe...