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From: Eric <gn...@er...> - 2007-03-24 00:45:13
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I am very new to gnuplot so I don't know the proper terminology for what I want to do, but I'm trying to show a movie of my data. We've generated a data file of positions of particles on a grid. On the mac computer at the lab I use the command gnuplot data.ini data.mvi this takes our data and shows a constantly updating plot that shows our particles moving - it seems to work like a flip book. I have no problem getting it to work on the mac. The computer at my office is a windows computer. I have gnuplot installed on it. When I give the same command as above on my windows computer, the movie starts, but then I have to hit a key to advance to the next frame. I can't get it to show them as a continuous movie. I am using the same data files and .ini and .mvi files that I use on the mac. Is there a different command I have to use in windows/DOS to get the movie to run continuously. My data.ini file contains: iteration_count=0 limit_iterations=12341 my data.mvi file contains if (iteration_count>limit_iterations) exit plot[0:112][0:112] 'fort.20' index iteration_count iteration_count=iteration_count+1 reread where fort.20 is the data file I want to see the movie of. Thanks for any help - Eric |