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The [[Plot Workbench|Plot Workbench]] allows the user to edit and save output plots created from other workbenches and tools.
The [[Plot Workbench|Plot Workbench]] allows the user to edit and save output plots created from other workbenches and tools.


With the Plot workbench you can edit the working area, the axes, labels, titles, styles, and other elements of plots.
With the Plot workbench you can edit the working area, the axes, labels, titles, line styles, and other elements of plots.


The Plot workbench is an abstraction of the [https://matplotlib.org/ matplotlib] [[Python|Python]] library conveniently adapted for FreeCAD.
The Plot workbench is an abstraction of the [https://matplotlib.org/ matplotlib] [[Python|Python]] library conveniently adapted for FreeCAD. To use the Plot functions, the version of {{incode|matplotlib}} installed in your system should match the Python version that FreeCAD uses, that is, if FreeCAD uses Python 2.7, you should have {{incode|matplotlib}} for the same version.


==Tools==
==Tools==

Revision as of 11:02, 10 April 2019

Introduction

The Plot Workbench allows the user to edit and save output plots created from other workbenches and tools.

With the Plot workbench you can edit the working area, the axes, labels, titles, line styles, and other elements of plots.

The Plot workbench is an abstraction of the matplotlib Python library conveniently adapted for FreeCAD. To use the Plot functions, the version of matplotlib installed in your system should match the Python version that FreeCAD uses, that is, if FreeCAD uses Python 2.7, you should have matplotlib for the same version.

Tools

  • Save plot: Saves the plot in several formats. You can select the output size and resolution too.
  • Axes: Add, remove or edit plot axes.
  • Series: Edit series title and styling.
  • Grid: Show/hide grid.
  • Legend: Show/hide legend.
  • Labels: Edit labels.
  • Positions: Set elements positions.

Scripting

Since Plot module is a layer over matplotlib, you are free to use all matplotlib commands over plot instances. See scripting examples section to see examples.

Tutorial