visbrain.objects.SceneObj.add_to_subplot¶
- SceneObj.add_to_subplot(obj, row=0, col=0, row_span=1, col_span=1, title=None, title_size=12.0, title_color='white', title_bold=True, use_this_cam=False, rotate=None, zoom=None, camera_state={}, width_max=None, height_max=None)[source][source]¶
Add object to subplot.
- Parameters:
- objvisbrain.object
The visbrain object to add.
- rowint | 0
Row location for the object.
- colint | 0
Columns location for the object.
- row_spanint | 1
Number of rows to use.
- col_spanint | 1
Number of columns to use.
- titlestring | None
Subplot title.
- title_sizefloat | 12.
Title font size.
- title_colorstring/tuple/array_like | ‘white’
Color of the title.
- title_boldbool | True
Use bold title.
- use_this_cambool | False
If you add multiple objects to the same scene and if you want to use the camera of an object as the reference, turn this parameter to True.
- rotatestring | None
Rotate the scene (only available for 3D objects). Use :
‘top’ : top view
‘bottom’ : bottom view
‘left’ : left view
‘right’ : right view
‘front’ : front view
‘back’ : bottom view
‘side-fl’ : side view (front-left)
‘side-fr’ : side view (front-right)
‘side-bl’ : side view (back-left)
‘side-br’ : side view (back-right)
- zoomfloat | None
Zoom level. If zoom is in ]0, 1[, the size of the object decrease. If zoom=1, no zoom is applied. If zoom > 1., the size of the object increase. For example, zoom=2 means that the displayed object will appear twice as large.
- camera_statedict | {}
Arguments to pass to the camera.
- width_maxfloat | None
Maximum width of the subplot.
- height_maxfloat | None
Maximum height of the subplot.