Presently the 2d viewer cannot read data if the variable is not omega (om). We would need to have it working with any angle (stt, phi, chi).
Present error:
KeyError: "Unable to open object (object 'rotation_angle' doesn't exist)"
*Created by: rsibille-psi*
Presently the 2d viewer cannot read data if the variable is not omega (om). We would need to have it working with any angle (stt, phi, chi).
Present error:
KeyError: "Unable to open object (object 'rotation_angle' doesn't exist)"
@rsibille-psi , do you expect multiple angles to vary within the same 2d dataset? If yes, then we could make an angle manually selectable, if not, we should be able to determine one automatically, so no extra user input would be needed.
*Created by: ivan-usov*
@rsibille-psi , do you expect multiple angles to vary within the same 2d dataset? If yes, then we could make an angle manually selectable, if not, we should be able to determine one automatically, so no extra user input would be needed.
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Created by: rsibille-psi
Presently the 2d viewer cannot read data if the variable is not omega (om). We would need to have it working with any angle (stt, phi, chi).
Present error:
KeyError: "Unable to open object (object 'rotation_angle' doesn't exist)"
Created by: ivan-usov
@rsibille-psi , do you expect multiple angles to vary within the same 2d dataset? If yes, then we could make an angle manually selectable, if not, we should be able to determine one automatically, so no extra user input would be needed.
Created by: rsibille-psi
Only one angle should change and therefore the aim is indeed to determine which one automatically.