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Hello Alex, Is there a way to change the heading lines ? Thanks for your work and help ! |
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Do you use the newest version of pymapdl (there have been some changes)? You can suppress this text via 'add_text=False'. You can also pass 'return_plotter=True' to get the plotter-object (instead of cpos), where you could add your customized text (via Beside that, you could look at https://docs.pyvista.org/user-guide/themes.html?highlight=theme#module-pyvista.themes - the Theme-object is a new feature of pyvista allowing to format your plots. Via Theme.font you can change the font settings.
Again, this seems to only work for |
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I think this has been resolved so I'll close this issue for now, although further discussion is welcome in the discussion section! https://github.com/pyansys/pymapdl/discussions |
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@REM2021, feel free to reopen this issue if @natter1's solution doesn't work for you. FYI, |
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I've converted this into a discussion on the discussion tab! (welcome everyone!) We can spin out issues from it as they come up :) |
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Do you use the newest version of pymapdl (there have been some changes)? You can suppress this text via 'add_text=False'. You can also pass 'return_plotter=True' to get the plotter-object (instead of cpos), where you could add your customized text (via
add_text()
-method). It seems 'return_plotter' is only implemented ingeneral_plotter()
right now (used fornplot
,aplot
, ...) #494. But that should be fixed in one of the next releases.Beside that, you could look at https://docs.pyvista.org/user-guide/themes.html?highlight=theme#module-pyvista.themes - the Theme-object is a new feature of pyvista allowing to format your plots. Via Theme.font you can change the font settings.