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How to create video animations in Ubermag? #144
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@ninadjadkar ,Hi! I currently use matplotlib for drawing, and matplotlib itself has a matplotlib.animation that can animate multiple pictures. I enclose a link to this module here.https://matplotlib.org/stable/api/animation_api.html |
Hi @ninadjadkar, thank you for your question and for using Ubermag. I transferred your issue to our help repository (https://github.com/ubermag/help). This is the repository we monitor regularly and where you can get support from others in the community. Therefore, we would encourage you to raise future issues in this repository. The way I created those animations was:
Please let us know if you need any further details. |
@code-whale can you share a simple code of how to make an animation. I attach a "Zeeman" Jupyter notebook with this comment. This one is from the worship repository of ubermag itself. Regards. |
@ninadjad, Hi, I attach the updated notebook here. I have attached two ways to output animation. One needs to install an additional Python package, and the other can output directly using Matplotlib. It should be emphasized that due to the limitation of MAC system, I can only output GIF animation at present. If you need avi or MP4 video, I suggest you use adobe or Final Cut Pro for format conversion. |
Hey!
Can anyone tell me a way to create a video animation in Ubermag? In tutorial 1 of Ubermag (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvONq0dSWsI&list=PL2e4GE4u3Jp9Pj15Xgb3u5-SIbFAF2OhA&index=1&t=1921s ) where the presenter explains the different kind of energies, he puts some animation in the slides as well. He mentions that these are created using ubermag itself, but nothing much is talked about it in subsequent tutorial lectures.
The interactive plot provides a slider which we can drag to visualize the change with time, but how to convert that into animation?
Regards.
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