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I am using the CW 3D Graph v8.0 to create a mesh map of data. The X axis of my data is from 0 to 150, and the Y axis of my data is from 0 to 95. The graph is shown as a square even though my data is rectangular. Is there a way to chnage the aspect ratio of the graph to match the data?
I took a look at the CW 3D Graph Control, and since it's displaying a 3D grid, it seems to not be set up to have that grid be of oblong portions in the way you describe. Would it be possible to scale the Y data to 0-150 to create this effect with a square plot space?
I could add some fake data to the Y set, but that's not really what I'm trying to acheive. I have several different screens of test data, some shown with graphs, some drawn on canvas controls, and some shown on 3D surface plots. I set the aspect ratio of the graphs and canvas controls to match the physical dimensions of the unit under test (in this case 150mm x 94mm). I was hoping that I could do the same with the 3D surface graphs for consistency.
I see. Unfortunately, our CW 3D Graph does not support that kind of behavior--I believe it's because of the isometric projection format of the graph control itself, and there is not a way to change the aspect ratio of that type of projection as far as I can see.
I hope that helps, and let us know if you have any further questions about it!
