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.

I want to have horizontally aligned 3D and 2D plots, where the y-axis of the 2D plot is the same height as the z-axis of the 3D plot. The following code produces a default output:

I’ve a .png file representing the phase diagram of argon. I need to represent in the graph the point (x,y)=(0.8072,0.7866), where the coordinates are according to the axes in the image, to see what is the corresponding phase. I’ve tried with the open source program plot digitizer (https://web.eecs.utk.edu/~dcostine/personal/PowerDeviceLib/DigiTest/index.html), but it permits only to click on the graph, add a point data and see the corresponding coordinates, not the other way round. I’ve tried with python with the following code:

I can’t find a solution to align on the X-axis a matplotlib imshow with a dna features viewer plot.

I can’t find a solution to align on the X-axis a matplotlib imshow with a dna features viewer plot.

I can’t find a solution to align on the X-axis a matplotlib imshow with a dna features viewer plot.

I noticed when you plot that the first line is blue, then orange, then green, and so on.

I am using make_axes_locatable to create a plot of this layout:

Up front: totally open to other methods that might accomplish the same thing – I thought this would be the most straightforward way to accomplish this.

I’m trying to plot some data using matplotlib and struggling to get the effect that I want without manually tuning the tick labels. I have to generate a lot of these plots, and the data changes which would be a lot of manual labor, so automation of this would be preferred. Basically, I would like the code to do ~3 things: