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07-20-2011 12:39 AM
Good Morning (or whatever time of the day it is at your place),
I want to display the data I receive from a 3-Axis acceleration sensor. I'd like to display the 3 values on 3 fill slide. Is it possible to rotate a fill slide by 45°?
If yes: How?
Any help is appreciated
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07-20-2011 01:58 AM
07-20-2011 02:39 AM
Hi Jak888,
How about this?
Regards,
Nitzz
(GIve Kudos to good Answers and Mark it as a Solution if your problem is Solved;))
07-20-2011 02:41 AM
07-20-2011 03:22 AM
A 3-axis display might be better represented using multiple plots on a 3D graph.
Ian
07-20-2011 03:54 AM
Shifting will do. Now just tell me, how you did it, please.
Displaying them in a 3D Plot might be better, but I don't really know much about the 3D Plot. I just needed a quick solution, to display them. Later I won't be displaying all 3 axes at the same time.
07-20-2011 03:55 AM
Hi GerdW,
That was just a random thought:) Just poped in my mind suddenly when I was reading this thread:)
Regards,
Nitzz
07-20-2011 04:01 AM
I knocked up a quick demo of the 3d graph - it shows the three axes plus the resultant.
It seems a little buggy somehow - sometimes the lines flicker in and out and depending on the zoom level the visibility changes. This might be something to do with my LabVIEW version (v8.5) and I have a suspicion these graphs have been upgraded in recent years.
However, this should give you the idea....
Ian
07-20-2011 04:03 AM - edited 07-20-2011 04:06 AM
Hi Jak,
I am not that good with the 3D plot. Ian has already posted the required explanation on that.:) About the image which i have attached, Its just 3 slide bars used, of which the second one is made to look slanting by covering the upper and lower portions.. You can take a look at the attached vi in my previous post.;)
Regards,
Nitzz
(Kudos are always Welcome;))
07-20-2011 04:08 AM
Thats really nice Ian..:) Kudos to you..!!