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This is a super minor issue in the documentation. I used the following code from the page to add a scale bar to a micrograph:
ax.plot([N // 7, N // 7], [N / 2 + scale / 2, N / 2 - scale / 2], color="white")
I used a large linewidth and noticed the scalebar was too long! Pyplot's default behavior is to slightly extend the line around the two endpoints by the linewidth ("projecting" capstyle). I fixed the issue by specifying "butt" capstyle:
ax.plot([N // 7, N // 7], [N / 2 + scale / 2, N / 2 - scale / 2], color="white", solid_capstyle="butt")
Certainly in the 2D class example here the difference might only be one pixel, but this might keep someone else from having the same issue!
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This is a super minor issue in the documentation. I used the following code from the page to add a scale bar to a micrograph:
ax.plot([N // 7, N // 7], [N / 2 + scale / 2, N / 2 - scale / 2], color="white")I used a large linewidth and noticed the scalebar was too long! Pyplot's default behavior is to slightly extend the line around the two endpoints by the linewidth ("projecting" capstyle). I fixed the issue by specifying "butt" capstyle:
ax.plot([N // 7, N // 7], [N / 2 + scale / 2, N / 2 - scale / 2], color="white", solid_capstyle="butt")Certainly in the 2D class example here the difference might only be one pixel, but this might keep someone else from having the same issue!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: