I am trying to make a plot in Python using matplotlib. Specifically, I am using contourf(Xm,Ym,Zm) with colorbar and saving the plot using figX.savefig('name'), with Xm,Ym,Zm being some meshgrids.

I am trying to make a plot in Python using matplotlib. Specifically, I am using contourf(Xm,Ym,Zm) with colorbar and saving the plot using figX.savefig('name'), with Xm,Ym,Zm being some meshgrids.

I’m creating some plots with histograms and a color bar, but I’m struggling with the huge white gaps between subplots and I don’t know how to reduce them. This an example of a more complex code:

When using copy_from_bbox of matplotlib’s canvas, is it possible to create a background by changing xlim and ylim?

I’m trying to rebuild the solar system in a 3D – koordinate system. I build one sphere as the sun and multiple circles (orbits) around it with sphere as planets. But I don’t know how I can remove the padding between the plot and window so you can see the right and left side of the orbit.

I’m trying to rebuild the solar system in a 3D – koordinate system. I build one sphere as the sun and multiple circles (orbits) around it with sphere as planets. But I don’t know how I can remove the padding between the plot and window so you can see the right and left side of the orbit.

I’m trying to rebuild the solar system in a 3D – koordinate system. I build one sphere as the sun and multiple circles (orbits) around it with sphere as planets. But I don’t know how I can remove the padding between the plot and window so you can see the right and left side of the orbit.

I can add a plot generated by matpltlib to word file (using python-docx) if I save the plot as a .png file first using the following lines of code

I’m struggling with matplotlib.

I’ve already got help with this problem, but stuck again.
I’m trying to pre-generate and store matplotlib figures in python, and then display them on a keyboard event (left-right cursor keys).
It is working fine, but will not fit the figures (after the first one) to the window.
How can I do that?
If I manually resize the window, then the figure will be adjusted to fit, but it is not working automatically.