Frazer McLean
Frazer McLean
@uburuntu your project is already mentioned in this issue and in the other PR which I think is more than enough.
I can confirm the issue for me, but I'm not sure what the problem is.
When I said problem, I meant the bug itself; I understood what you meant.
The animation works on Matplotlib 1.4.3. I'll need to investigate what changed between 1.4 and 1.5
I traced the problem with git bisect to this commit: matplotlib/matplotlib@03d97f239c2cff6467b9e80e951ea429d96c3be6 So they fixed GC on Python 3 (are you using Python 3?) and we're not storing a reference to...
I'll check there too. Might mean it was always broken on Python 2.7.
For now, you can get it to work by keeping a reference to the result of `plot()`: ``` _ = plot(molniya, title='Molniya 1', animate=True) ```
I've merged #22
I don't have time to look at this I'm afraid. Is it only the 3D plots? If it's also the 2D plots then it's possibly an incompatibility with matplotlib 2
You're right, there should be a way to specify this. Saying that, the difference between wgs72 and wgs84 at epoch are on the order of 10 metres which is much...