I’d like to make an animation of a figure with two subplots.
using Plots
x_data = range(0.0,stop=2π, length=1000)
y_data = sin.(x_data) .+ 0.1.*randn(1000,100)
@gif for i ∈ 1:100
fig = plot(layout = grid(2,1), legend=false)
plot(fig[1],
x_data, y_data)
vline!([x_data[i]])
# histogram!(fig[2],y_data[i,:])
end
Gets this:

If I remove the comment from the histogram line, I get this:

How can I have both subplots show in the animation?
This other thread has a very nice example of animated subplots.
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I also just realized I was missing a !
after my first plot 
You think I should delete this thread since it was just a simple syntax error? I did make note of that other one you linked to, and it’s helpful for making things look really nice!
I would leave it and post the corrected code and the final animation. It will surely be useful to others.
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using Plots
x_data = range(0.0,stop=2π, length=1000)
y_data = sin.(x_data) .+ 0.1.*randn(1000,100)
@gif for i ∈ 1:100
fig = plot(layout = grid(2,1), legend=false)
plot!(fig[1], # ADD !
x_data, y_data)
vline!([x_data[i]])
histogram!(fig[2],y_data[i,:],
xlim=(-1.2,1.2), ylim=(0,50)) # Also added to make it less jumpy.
end

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