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How to I maintain a meter's scale position when resizing the meter?

I'd like to be able to programmatically resize a meter and have its scale's size and position be predicitable. This is not the case. I've attached a VI that illustrates the problem.

 

I thought that keeping the meter's aspect ration of 4:3 would suffice, as in my attached example, but even that doesn't help.

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Could you reupload it in 2011? So more people will be able to look at it

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Good idea-- here's the same VI saved for LabVIEW 2011.

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you call it LV_2011 but it is still saved in LV 2013

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You stil uploaded it in 2013 Smiley Sad

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Oops. This one should actually be saved for 2011.

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I don't know the solution yet but this is what i found.

 

wiring the scale position will make it even worse. see attachment.

Scale bounds will change after every run, but you aren't able to make it write so it has no use.

 

The amount of distortion is a bit variable to the amount of samples the for loop creates.

The scale bound is random after each run.

 

I guess this a buf of labview, but  I don't know for sure

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