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option to use PyVista for 3D plotting?
See original GitHub issueI’m thinking about adding changes to discretize that would leverage PyVista for 3D plotting if it is available. For example, I’m thinking about adding a condition for mesh.plotGrid that would call .to_vtk() and set up a PyVista figure rather than a Matplotlib figure:
Here’s a current implementation (from this example):
That same mesh can be plotted with PyVista:
What are folks thoughts on this?
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Well that’s exactly right @RichardScottOZ . My thought was to communicate through subsurface objects.
Might be a good Transform-2021 thing?