Create a movie that runs through all wavelengths in the SKIRT simulation output.
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"create a movie that runs through all wavelengths in the SKIRT simulation output" | do ((str, "SKIRT simulation output directory") simDirPath,(str,"SKIRT simulation prefix") prefix="",(str,"up to three comma-separated SKIRT instrument names") instruments="",(float,"percentile in range [0,100] used to determine maximum surface brightness") percentile=100,(float,"number of decades in the surface brightness range") dex=5,(int,"if nonzero, the surface brightness range is determined for each frame separately") renormalize=0,(int,"frame rate of the movie in frames per second") rate=7) |
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Create a movie that runs through all wavelengths in the SKIRT simulation output.
This script creates a movie in MP4 format for the output of the specified simulation. The movie combines the SEDs (bottom panel) and the pixel frames (top panel, from left to right) for up to three instruments, running through all wavelengths in the simulation.
The script takes the following arguments:
- simDirPath (positional string argument): the path to the SKIRT simulation output directory, or "." for the current directory.
- prefix (string): the prefix of the simulation to handle; by default handles all simulations in the directory.
- instruments (string): up to three comma-separated instrument names; by default handles the first three instruments in the simulated configuration.
- percentile (float): the percentile value in range [0,100] used to determine the maximum surface brightness in the images. The default value is 100, so that the largest surface brightness value in the frame(s) determines the maximum value. A smaller percentile value such as 99 could be used to exclude the very largest surface brightness values (for example, the direct light from a point source).
- dex (float): the number of decades in the surface brightness range in the images. The default value is 5.
- renormalize (int): a flag selecting one of two image scaling options. When zero (the default value), the surface brightness range is determined for the complete data cube and kept constant for all frames. As a result, image frames might be completely dark at wavelengths with very low overall luminosity. When nonzero, the surface brightness range is determined for each frame separately. This allows to see the spatial structure of the surface brightness even at wavelengths with very low luminosity.
- rate: the frame rate of the movie, in frames per second. The default value is 7.
By default, the movie is saved in the output directory of the first instrument, using a name starting with the corresponding simulation prefix and ending with ".mp4". This can be overridden with the out* arguments as described for the pts.utils.savePath() function.
