iucm postproc movie

Make a movie of the post processing

usage: iucm postproc movie [-h] [-fps FPS] [-dpi DPI] [-o str] [-od str]
                           [-diff] [-t0 int] [-p str] [-save str] [-simple]
                           [-t t1[;t2[;t31,t32,[t33]]]
                           [t1[;t2[;t31,t32,[t33]]] ...]]

Named Arguments

-fps	The number of frames per second. Default: 10
-dpi	The dots per inch
-o, --output	The name of the output file Default: “movie.gif”
-od, --odir	The name of the output directory
-diff	If True/set, visualize the difference to the t0 (by default, the first step) is used, instead of the entire data Default: False
-t0	If diff is set, the reference step for the difference
-p, --project-file
	The path to a filename containing a file that can be loaded via the psyplot.project.Project.load_project() method
-save, --save-project
	The path to a filename where to save the psyplot project
-simple, --simple-plot
	If True/set, use a non-georeferenced plot. Otherwise, we use the cartopy module to plot it Default: False
-t, --time	The time steps to use. A semicolon (';') separated string. A single value in this string represents one number, ranges can also be used via a separation by comma (','). Hence, '2009;2012,2015' will be converted to [2009,2012, 2013, 2014] and 2009;2012,2015,2 to [2009, 2012, 2015]