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Currently, there are no entries for pressure level variables. If we set a variable vmin, vmax, for say geopotential height, we would need a huge range to cater for this variable on 200hPa vs 850hPa, and so the users wouldn't be able to identify any features. Currently the colorscale automatically scales to each plot, so can change as the user scrolls through time. I thought about potential solutions such as expanding the colorbar read for cmap, levels, norm = _colorbar_map_levels(cube.name(),level=int(cube.coord('pressure').points[0])), but we would end up with a huge list in colorbar for every pressure level that a user might choose.
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Currently, there are no entries for pressure level variables. If we set a variable vmin, vmax, for say geopotential height, we would need a huge range to cater for this variable on 200hPa vs 850hPa, and so the users wouldn't be able to identify any features. Currently the colorscale automatically scales to each plot, so can change as the user scrolls through time. I thought about potential solutions such as expanding the colorbar read for
cmap, levels, norm = _colorbar_map_levels(cube.name(),level=int(cube.coord('pressure').points[0]))
, but we would end up with a huge list in colorbar for every pressure level that a user might choose.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: