mjpelah

Current iteration has three functions in `viz.py`: * `plot_cell_morphology` * `plot_cell_morphologies` * `_plot_cell` Output for `plot_cell_morphologies` is:  As you can see, the cells are not offset (next step) as...

> > I think it's worth thinking through how the user would use the function. If you have a single function for one cell and multiple cells, how would the...

> We also need the z-axis to be visible ! @jasmainak z-axis as well as x and y? I thought we were first going to get something like this, without...

> but that plot shows the z axis ... Oh yes, my mistake. I'm used to x being left right, y being up down, and z being forward back.

> any updates here? Nothing significant. I've got a poster presentation to create for Monday on the LFP/CSD project so that is taking up most of my time

Just an update on progress: * All cell morphologies are now handled by one function * If a single cell or dict or cells is input, they are placed in...

> @mjpelah looks like you need to rebase :) :) :) @jasmainak Yep, just got home, have been busy with all the symposiums and presentations; will rebase and continue tomorrow!

@jasmainak could we meet very briefly (5-10m) to discuss some things with this PR and some issues I had with git? It would be a big help!

@jasmainak Sure thing!

There is: `plot_morphology` in `Cell` `plot_cell_morphology` in `Viz` `plot_cells` in `Network` `plot_cells` in `Viz` The plotting is being done in `Viz` as the methods `plot_cells` and `plot_cell_morphology`, with `Network` and...