.. _cape-json-ReportContourCoeff: Contour Plots of Sweep Coefficient ----------------------------------- The ``"ContourCoeff"`` class of subfigure is used to create a contour plot of unstructured 2D data for one or more force & moment or other database coefficients (such as a ``TriqFM`` load). The user must specify the *XAxis* and *YAxis* of the contour plot; in most applications these are angle of sidelsip and angle of attack, respectively. Sweep constraints for *CarpetEqCons* and *CarpetTolCons* are ignored. *S*: :class:`dict` Dictionary of settings for *ContourCoeff* subfigure *Type*: {``"ContourCoeff"``} | :class:`str` Subfigure type *ContourType*: {``"tricontourf"``} | ``"tricontour"`` | ``"tripcolor"`` Contour plot, filled, not filled, or triangulated *LineType*: {``"plot"``} | ``"triplot"`` Type for plotting CFD data points; ``"triplot"`` adds a triangulation of the CFD data *Header*: {``""``} | :class:`str` Heading placed above subfigure (bold, italic) *Position*: ``"t"`` | ``"c"`` | {``"b"``} Vertical alignment of subfigure *Alignment*: ``"left"`` | {``"center"``} Horizontal alignment *Width*: {``0.5``} | :class:`float` Width of subfigure as a fraction of page text width *FigWidth*: {``6.0``} | :class:`float` Width of figure internally to Python; affects aspect ratio of figure and font size when integrated into report; decrease this parameter to make text appear larger in report *FigHeight*: {``4.5``} | :class:`float` Similar to *FigWidth* and primarily used to set aspect ratio *Component*: {``"entire"``} | :class:`str` | :class:`list` Component or list of components to plot, must be name(s) of components defined in :file:`Config.xml` *Coefficient*: ``"CA"`` | ``"CY"`` | {``"CN"``} | :class:`str` Force or moment coefficient(s) to plot, any database value *XAxis*: ``"beta"`` | :class:`str` Name of trajectory key or *beta* to use as *x*-axis *YAxis*: ``"alpha"`` | :class:`str` Name of trajectory key or *alpha* to use as *y*-axis *ContourOptions*: {``{}``} | :class:`dict` Dictionary of plotting options to :func:`pyplot.tricontour` *LineOptions*: {``{"color": "k", "marker": "o"}``} | :class:`dict` Options for plotting actual values; default plots black dots *AxisEqual*: {``True``} | ``False`` If ``True``, scale *x* and *y* axes to have same scale *ColorMap*: {``"jet"``} | :class:`str` Name of color map to use