This is a certified hood classic.

by far best, clear and fast tutorial I have seen this handled with on KZfaq... thank you

I think you forgot mentioning about installing the necessary moviewriter (ffmpeg)

Amazing tutorial btw a lot of other tutorials just write code and expect you to understand but you actually explain!

Thanks for the brief tutorial. Hope you live a good life :)

Thanks for that explanation, man! You're amazing

thanks man this is great

very clear and concise, much better than other tutorials on the subject°

Man! Great content! Thanks for the time invest in sharing knowledge with us!

Verry good video, i looked everywhere for a video explainig how to do animations on matplotlib but i didn't find any, you saved me

Subscribed.Great video.Keep making.

thank you, great video

Hey! Thanks a lot for the amazing video. Can you please make a video on how to do this for 3d plots in matplotlib? It would really be helpful

Very helpful, thanks!

Finally found a tutorial that works! Thanks a lot!

hey u mentioned that thr r several other fns tht helps to plot the animated grapgh other then funcanimation could u please name some coz funcanimation attribute is not responding in my system

keep it up

I just wish someone would tell me how to make a animation of a straight line growing not a sine.

Post relevant code in description or link to it so that we dont have to copy it manualy. Thanks, great job man, will follow.

my code not displaying in Jupyter Notebooks

I'd like for one process to receive data from the serial port, and then push that data into a queue so that matplotlib can update the figure real-time! However, FuncAnimation is not automatically calling the update function I've specified. animation.FuncAnimation(plt.gcf(), func=self.animate_fig(), interval=100, blit=True, repeat=True) The figure opens, but do you see anything that is preventing the call to "animate_fig"? I don't see the periodic "Update" print statement! from time import time, sleep from multiprocessing import Queue as mpQueue import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import matplotlib.animation as animation global ani #### Must be assigned to a global variable class PlotClass: # Create STATIC LOCAL instances accessible across class functions fig = None ax = None line1 = None q = None x_list_vec = [] y1_list_vec = [] def __init__(self, qdata ): # Save handle to Queue self.q = qdata # this is the call to matplotlib that allows dynamic plotting plt.ion() # Setup Figure with 'size' number of elements self.fig = plt.figure(figsize=(13,6)) self.ax = self.fig.add_subplot(111) # Create a list variable to the animation self.line1, = self.ax.plot(self.x_list_vec, self.y1_list_vec, marker = 'o', label='y1', color='r') # show a starting plot plt.xticks(rotation=45, ha='right') plt.title('Title: Hello World') plt.subplots_adjust(bottom=0.30) plt.show() def animate_fig(self, frame_num , user_arg1, user_arg2): #

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display command not working.

Thanks for the nice tutorial! One issue though: I tried the code and got an error message: RuntimeError: The animation function must return a sequence of Artist objects. I had to add "return line," to the end of the animate(frame) function - then it works. Why does this not produce an error in your code?.

I am getting an error on the line video = anim.to_html5_video() Can we do it without converting it to HTML5, like a normal plot, I don't need to save it, I just need to run it and display