3d-images
the package Opyndx can give nice 3d output.
import Opyndx
to visualize the conductors, one can do:
conductors.visualize()
or
condviz = conductors.getdxobject()
fullviz = Opyndx.DXCollection(condviz)
Opyndx.DXImage(fullviz)
The last option has the advantage that you can also visualize other
things, for example particles, by adding more containers to
DXCollection().
particles
There is a function called viewparticles that can be used. Here is an
example code that draws the particles, using the particle kinetic
energy to determine the color. Note that 'ke' here can actually be any
quantity. This also includes code to draw a nice colorbar. You would
then do DXImage(dd) to display it.
dotsize = 1.0e-3/warp.ave(ke)
ppp,colormap = Opyndx.viewparticles(x,y,z,ke,color='auto',colorbar=1,
ratio=1.,
type=0.2,
scale=[1./dotsize,1./dotsize,1./dotsize],
cmin=cmin,cmax=cmax,
display=0)
dd = Opyndx.DXCollection(ppp)
cb = Opyndx.DXColorBar(colormap,horizontal=1,position=[0.95,0.03],
label='MeV',
ticklocations=Opyndx.DXRealList(ticklocations),
ticklabels=Opyndx.DXMakeStringList(ticklabels))
dd.addobject(cb)