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Adding support for viewing distribcell tallies - #87
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This is still a little rough, so I'm marking it as a draft for now. Just wanted to get it opened while the whole problem was in my head. |
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Works great now -- thanks for this awesome feature!
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@paulromano must have had the same thought that I did in the NEA workshop today and created #86. Plotting these from the Python API is possible, but tricky. This adds that capability to the plotter.