2010/1/17 Johann "Myrkraverk" Oskarsson <joh...@myrkraverk.com>: > Hi all, > > Is it possible to plot a function without scaling the y-axis? In > particular, when animating a damped oscillator, I don't want > subsequent frames to zoom in. > > Code example: > > damped_oscillator = 41/311*sqrt(311)*e^(-3/8*t)*sin(1/8*sqrt(311)*t) + \ > 3*e^(-3/8*t)*cos(1/8*sqrt(311)*t) > > animate( [ plot( lambda x: damped_oscillator( t = x + k ), -1/2, 3*pi, \ > ymin=-2, ymax=3.5 ) for k in srange( 0, pi, 0.3 ) ] ).show() > > Is there a way to *fix* the y-axis to the range [-2, 3.5] in the above > example?
Do this: It's pretty annoying that the input you give above doesn't work. It should, and it used to. Weird. William
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