Upon further inspection, actually there's nothing wrong with the SciView Plots panel. I just had to define a larger figure size explicitly for instance via:
However, I have a project that generates various kinds of plots. It violates the design principles and could altered the code everywhere. It should have some adjustment on the IDE side since it is a tool/feature (show plots in tool window) provided by PyCharm Pro.
Upon further inspection, actually there's nothing wrong with the SciView Plots panel. I just had to define a larger figure size explicitly for instance via:
```
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(10, 10))
ax.plot(x, y)
```
For information only:
The size of the plots can also be changed globally for a whole script:
That one-line configuration fix works great.
However, I have a project that generates various kinds of plots. It violates the design principles and could altered the code everywhere.
It should have some adjustment on the IDE side since it is a tool/feature (show plots in tool window) provided by PyCharm Pro.