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Fixes matplotlib#20516 PGF's `random steps` decoration seems to be the most similar, but does not exactly match the behaviour described in matplotlib's docs. Therefore I repurposed the `randomness` argument as a seed to give control on how the line looks afterwards.
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Fixes matplotlib#20516 PGF's `random steps` decoration seems to be the most similar, but does not exactly match the behaviour described in matplotlib's docs. Therefore I repurposed the `randomness` argument as a seed to give control on how the line looks afterwards.
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Fixes matplotlib#20516 PGF's `random steps` decoration seems to be the most similar, but does not exactly match the behaviour described in matplotlib's docs. Therefore I repurposed the `randomness` argument as a seed to give control on how the line looks afterwards.
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Fixes matplotlib#20516 PGF's `random steps` decoration seems to be the most similar, but does not exactly match the behaviour described in matplotlib's docs. Therefore I repurposed the `randomness` argument as a seed to give control on how the line looks afterwards.
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Fixes matplotlib#20516 PGF's `random steps` decoration seems to be the most similar, but does not exactly match the behaviour described in matplotlib's docs. Therefore I repurposed the `randomness` argument as a seed to give control on how the line looks afterwards.
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Fixes matplotlib#20516 PGF's `random steps` decoration seems to be the most similar, but does not exactly match the behaviour described in matplotlib's docs. Therefore I repurposed the `randomness` argument as a seed to give control on how the line looks afterwards.
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Fixes #20516 PGF's `random steps` decoration seems to be the most similar, but does not exactly match the behaviour described in matplotlib's docs. Therefore I repurposed the `randomness` argument as a seed to give control on how the line looks afterwards.
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Bug summary
Calls to
set_sketch_params()
are ignored by the PGF backend and do not have any influence in the resulting pgf or pdf file.Code for reproduction
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I am working on a fix for this.
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