I'm having trouble creating a smooth animation which zooms in on a plot while the axes stay fixed. The application I have in mind is quite complicated, but the issue already arises in the following simplified version:
Table[Plot[x + 1/6, {x, 1/3 - epsilon, 1/3 + epsilon}, PlotRange -> {1/2 - epsilon, 1/2 + epsilon}, AxesOrigin -> {1/3, 1/2}, Ticks -> False], {epsilon, 3/4, 1/10, -.01}]
The resulting animation stays fixed as expected for the initial frames, then the axes drift right, then they pop back to the center and stay fixed for the rest of the animation:
I'm at a loss for what to try, so any help is greatly appreciated!
EDIT: It appears this might be some kind of bug with Mathematica 10.0, it doesn't appear to be reproduceable in some older and newer versions.
ImagePadding -> None, PlotRangePadding -> None
toPlot
$\endgroup$Manipulate[Plot[x + 1/6, {x, 1/3 - epsilon, 1/3 + epsilon}, PlotRange -> {1/2 - epsilon, 1/2 + epsilon}, AxesOrigin -> {1/3, 1/2}, PlotRangePadding -> None, PlotRangePadding -> None], {epsilon, 3/4, 1/10, -.01}]
$\endgroup$