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[python #TUJ-114738]: animated Skew-T lines

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  • Subject: [python #TUJ-114738]: animated Skew-T lines
  • Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2022 17:10:07 -0600
Hello! Thanks for reaching out.

I am able to recreate the SkewT from your attached code successfully on its 
own. Please follow up with a full code sample and output if you aren't able to 
create the SkewT on its own (without animation.)

Currently, we do not provide many learning resources on creating animations, 
widgets, etc., but we would be interested in accepting new examples or 
potentially creating these in the future! I am currently not too familiar in 
this space myself.

Don't hesitate to follow up with more information if you weren't able to create 
the static SkewT or let us know how else we can help. Thanks!


Best,

Drew


> Organization: n/a
> Package Version:
> Operating System: Windows 10
> Hardware:
> Description of problem: im trying to animate skewt lines with pause and play 
> feature but im not to sure how i added the code for the skewt graph
> 
> 


Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: TUJ-114738
Department: Support Python
Priority: Low
Status: Closed
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