No roll argument in matplotlib axes3d view_init method
I grab this image from the matplotlib documentation page on "mplot3d View Angles":
Based on the documentation, it seems that the method view_init() should have three arguments: elev (short for elevation), azim (short for azimuth), and roll. When I try passing the roll argument I get an error. So how can I adjust the roll angle of the camera position?
I tried to run this program, but there's an error.
Solution
Using matplotlib version 3.7.0 worked for me. Thanks to @jared's comment. I was previously using 3.6.1.
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