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Contour Plot in Labview 7.1

Beejal,

If you use an invoke node for the container you do not have to mess with the rest of the screen.

Ben



Message Edited by Ben on 06-10-2008 08:20 AM
Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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Hi Ben

Thanks for that, I agree that your method is best for taking an image of a single 3D graph but I wasn't aware that you could use it if you want a 3D graph and an intensity graph on the same jpeg image. That is why I suggested taking an image of the whole VI. Do you know if you can combine the image data for both graphs?

Another option would be to create a jpeg for each graph individually and then combine them externally.

Thanks

Beejal S
NI UK & Ireland
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"Do you know if you can combine the image data for both graphs?"
 
Under picture functions "Draw Flattened (or unflattened)" lets you specify where the new image gets inserted.
 
Ben
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Is there a way you can just save the colourmap from the intensity graph and then insert into the plot from the cwgraph? I suppose that sounds like the best solution at the moment...

 

Chris

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Hi Chris

You could use the 'Get image Subset.vi' to cut out the colourmap section of the intensity graph. This is located on the Graphics & Sound pallet, under picture functions.

If you use an invoke node to get the image of the intensity graph and then pass the image data into the 'get image subset.vi'. You will need to select the area you need by specifying the coordinates of the colourmap.

I have attached an image of these functions.

Regards

Beejal S
NI UK & Ireland
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