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Garbage on the Intensity Graph

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I work with Intensity Graph
I write the data (via terminal) and, if necessary, programmatically change the Z scale (adjusting the brightness and contrast).
Despite the fact that the data does not change, sometimes garbage appears on the graph, something like this.
garbage.PNG

 

I have attached a file (LV12 + 16) in which such a graph is saved. I display data from it on another graph, and it looks correct.
How to fix this bug? It occurs when I simply set the properties of ZScale.minimum / ZScale.max

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Accepted by topic author Artem.SPb

I guess, you should use the property node!?

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Simply use the two property nodes as shown above. Than your scaling as adapted to your measured values.

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@aptivo wrote:

Simply use the two property nodes as shown above. Than your scaling as adapted to your measured values.


Of course, I use two properties. But I do not need the autoscale. Scale values ​​must be independent of data values.

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