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Metalmaps - Heavy Metal and Classic Rock Album Art Inspired Matplotlib Colormaps
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ever wanted to make your python plots more metal? Fear not, now you can! `metalmaps`
delivers heavy metal and classic rock album art inspired `matplotlib` colormaps!
Visit the [gallery](https://mladenivkovic.github.io/metalmaps/metalmaps.html) for a
comprehensive picture.
Contents
------------------
+ [Installation](#installation)
+ [Usage](#usage)
+ [Examples](#examples)
+ [Note](#note)
+ [Contributing](#contributing)
+ [Authors, License, Credits](#authors-license-credits)
Installation
------------------
Install this package via pip:
```bash
pip install metalmaps
```
Alternatively, grab the source from [github](https://github.com/mladenivkovic/metalmaps).
Usage
-------
To use these, you can import them and use them
with matplotlib as you would with any other color map.
```python
from metalmaps import black_sabbath
from matplotlib.pyplot import imshow
from numpy import random
imshow(random.rand(128, 128), cmap=black_sabbath)
```
The color maps can also be accessed in matplotlib using strings
by prefixing `metalmaps`, e.g.
```python
import metalmaps
imshow(random.rand(128, 128), cmap="metalmaps.red")
```
### Using a colormap as default line colors in plots
It's possible to replace the default matplotlib color cycle with one
provided by this package. To achieve this, call the provided
`metalmaps.set_color_cycle()` function, and pass the colormap you
want as the argument, e.g:
```python
import metalmaps
metalmaps.set_color_cycle(metalmaps.reign_in_blood)
```
For example, this code
```python
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
import metalmaps
metalmaps.set_color_cycle(metalmaps.reign_in_blood)
x = np.linspace(0, 1.4, 200)
def y(x, phi):
return np.sin(1.2 * np.pi * (x + 0.25) - 0.1 * phi)
plt.figure()
for i in range(10):
labelname = "C"+str(i)
plt.plot(x, y(x, i), linewidth=5, label=labelname)
plt.legend(ncols=2)
plt.tight_layout()
plt.savefig("my_figure.png")
```
results in the following figure:
where we didn't have to specify the different colors each time we
called ``plot()``.
Examples
--------
This package currently includes 30 colormaps:
+ Animals (Pink Floyd)
+ The Apostasy (Behemoth)
+ Ashes of the Wake (Lamb of God)
+ Black Sabbath (Black Sabbath)
+ The Blues Brothers (The Blues Brothers)
+ Blues Pills (Blues Pills)
+ Cosmo's Factory (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
+ Deep Purple in Rock (Deep Purple)
+ The Dethalbum (Dethklok)
+ Fear of the Dark (Iron Maiden)
+ From Mars to Sirius (Gojira)
+ Hybrid Theory (Linkin Park)
+ Hypnotize (System of a Down)
+ In Utero (Nirvana)
+ L.A. Woman (The Doors)
+ L'enfant Sauvage (Gojira)
+ London Calling (The Clash)
+ Master of Puppets (Metallica)
+ Made in Japan (Deep Purple)
+ Meteora (Linkin Park)
+ The Number of the Beast (Iron Maiden)
+ obZen (Meshuggah)
+ Overkill (Motörhead)
+ Painkiller (Judas Priest)
+ Paranoid (Black Sabbath)
+ Powerslave (Iron Maiden)
+ Rage Against The Machine (Rage Against The Machine)
+ Reign in Blood (Slayer)
+ Ride the Lightning (Metallica)
+ Rock 'n' Roll (Motörhead)
+ Screaming for Vengeance (Judas Priest)
+ South of Heaven (Slayer)
+ The Hunter (Mastodon)
+ The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars (David Bowie)
| :exclamation: For a full gallery, visit https://mladenivkovic.github.io/metalmaps/metalmaps.html |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Here are some examples:
### Black Sabbath (_Black Sabbath_)
### Deep Purple in Rock (_Deep Purple_)
### From Mars To Sirius (_Gojira_)
### Master of Puppets (_Metallica_)
### obZen (_Meshuggah_)
### Overkill (_Motörhead_)
### Painkiller (_Judas Priest_)
### Paranoid (_Black Sabbath_)
### The Hunter (_Mastodon_)
Note
----
Of course, these aren't necessarily designed to be colorblind
friendly, or perceptually uniform, so use them with caution.
They are fun though. To underline how much you should
_not_ use these in a real scientific publication (apart from
perhaps qualitative imaging), the lightness values are shown
below.
For quantitative comparisons, please ensure that you use a
perceptually uniform colour map (see e.g. those available
directly through [matplotlib](https://matplotlib.org/3.7.0/tutorials/colors/colormaps.html)).
Contributing
------------
Yes please! It would be grand to collect even more album art colormaps.
Intstructions:
+ generate your color palette any way you please, and add it to `colors.py`
+ instantiate the matplotlib colormap in `__init__.py`
+ add your addition to the album lists in `README.md` and `__init__.py`
+ submit your merge request
+ ???
+ profit!
Authors, License, Credits
---------------------------
### Credits
All of this was inspired by (and shamelessly copied from) Josh Borrow's
[swiftascmaps](https://github.com/jborrow/swiftascmaps).
Image credits:
+ The "Kelvin-Helmholtz" data used in the plots below were generated using [mesh-hydro](https://github.com/mladenivkovic/mesh-hydro).
+ The "EAGLE" data used in the plots below were obtained from the [swiftsim](https://github.com/SWIFTSIM/SWIFT) repository.
+ The "NGC" data used in the plots below were originally obtained from [flickr](https://www.flickr.com/photos/geckzilla/52040747525/), credits to [Judy Schmidt](https://www.flickr.com/people/geckzilla/). I modified the image later to normalize the pixel values to be able to demonstrate the colormaps as above.
### License
License: LGPLv3
### Authors and Contributors
Mladen Ivkovic, Josh Borrow
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