Joe Kington

I rebased Bill. He needs a hat if he has a cane, after all!

Sorry for my delay in replying to this! Thanks a ton for submitting the example! There's one caveat -- I use the examples as integration tests. The test suite generates...

For the first issue, you're absolutely right, thanks for the catch! It looks like that's been there for quite awhile. For the second, this type of test frequently tends to...

I haven't had a chance to dig in yet, but I'll hazard a quick guess: This may because you're working in strike/dip space, while the plot expects native stereographic coordinates...

Just to confirm -- the issue is with your 0-360 and 0-90 ranges. If you were to plot the same thing in the coordinate system that all of the plotting...

I'm not sure a convenience function makes a ton of sense, now that I think more about it (i'm on the fence, though). However, I should definitely add another example,...

@megies - I think the rotation you're seeing may be because you're data isn't actually strikes and dips -- instead, it's plunges and bearings. The plot is exactly what would...

For what it's worth, there's nothing specific to mplstereonet in this case. It's better to back up and get a broader picture of how matplotlib handles plotting large numbers of...

Have you had a look at various functionality in https://github.com/joferkington/mplstereonet/blob/master/mplstereonet/analysis.py ? For orientations, the axes are identical to what you'd get by estimating the full Bingham distribution. (You actually have...

Polar grids are only supported in the development version, at the moment. I haven't put out a release of mplstereonet since last summer, so `v0.5` is a bit behind. I...