Is there an easy and fast way to do this?įrom llections import PatchCollectionįrom matplotlib.patches import FancyBboxPatchĬircs2.append( patches.Circle((-0.3, 1.225), 0.1,ec="none"))Ĭircs2.append( patches.RegularPolygon ((-0.3,1.225+1.5),4, 0.1) )Ĭoll2 = PatchCollection (circs2,zorder=10)
I know how to sneak my way round this by inserting an axis object that fills the full figure etc but this feels like a silly hack. I thought that one could specify the bounding box as discussed Matplotlib tight_layout() doesn't take into account figure suptitleīut inserting fig.tight_layout(rect=), However, I'm not sure how to get rid off the white space in this case. I am aware that this comes from the axis object (which I turned off) However, this still gives me white space both to the left and bottom: In my current example, I set up an axis environment tightly around my objects/patches (so tightly that the yellow objects and blue box are almost cut off on the left and bottom, respectively). I want to minimise whitespace around my figures and am unsure how toĪ) precisely specify a bounding box for the savefig command around my image andī) why the tight-layout command does not work in my working example.
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