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Set args in method `field.plot()` to output clear pictures
See original GitHub issueAre there any parameters in method field.plot() to output clear pictures for visualizing physical fields, such as dpi=200 ?
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I just updated the package to version v0.8.7 where you can simply use
field.plot(fig_style={'dpi': 200})to achieve exactly that.We now changed the plotting of scalar fields such colorbars are shown by default, since the new method of adding scaled colorbars seems to work well. Please open a new issue if there are still problems.