Add Mapping to plot_sensors. Hide plotting elements in Plotterly #836
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Added mapping to `plot_sensors` in Plotterly and Plotter class
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Added
hide_plot_tracesto the Plotterly class. This allows certain plotting elements to be hidden as default. The user can toggle there visibility. This can help highlight aspects of a graph in the documentation.Added
mappingtoplot_sensorsin Plotterly and Plotter class. Previously the mapping was hard coded to [0, 1]. The mapping is now softcoded with a default value of [0, 1] to avoid breaking anything