You need two steps. The first is to create jpeg or png graphics from data. I donβt know what your data looks like, but I think you have already figured out how to do it with gnuplot. Gnuplot has a loop option, but if you use a Linux module, you can easily pass all files to gnuplot as arguments, for example, run the following in bash:
for i in {1..1000} do gnuplot "What needs to be done" $i.dat done
Now you need to create your own movie. The easiest way:
ffmpeg -i gnuplotoutput%04d.jpeg movie.mpeg
Edit: After clarification (3d data, etc.):
for i in {1..1000} do gnuplot -e "set terminal jpeg; splot '$i.dat'" > pic$i.jpeg done ffmpeg -i pic%04d.jpeg movie.mpeg
Indeed, the idea was that βwhat needs to be doneβ would be replaced by your own teams. gnuplot is exceptionally capable, but you need to tell you exactly what to do. It depends on your data and what you want. I used splot to create a 3d grid graph .
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