saving a .jpg file

[sahil]

hii all..

i want exactly as in the attachment..

what do you mean by "the .jpg of the whole intensity chart"?

i mean that i want to get the image of extension .jpg showing just as it show in intensity graph/chart

i have set the autoscale accordingly..

[GerdW]

Hi sahil,

do you want "Before", "After" or both (the whole frontpanel as shown)?

You where already told how to achieve the "After" indicator in the thread where you grabbed the picture from!

[sahil]

hii GerdW

 i want only the after picture ...and this is not the actual front panel..

i just made this to clarify you..so that  you may have the clarity what i want actually..

thanks...

[GerdW]

Hi sahil,

the picture you attached is coming from this thread (as you know...)

There Darren has already written how to achieve this "After" result!

Why do you ask the same again? What's unclear about Darren's message?

[sahil]

hii  GerdW

you are totally right..and i am not able to get it as i am a new learner..

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Darren Wrote..

In that case, I would make a copy of the Intensity Graph, and deselect every option under the "Visible Items" right-click menu.  At that point, all that should be left would be the gray frame of the Intensity Graph.  At this point, you can use the Paintbrush Tool, right-click on the gray border, and choose the 'T' in the color picker to make it transparent.  At this point, your Intensity Graph should only show the colored graph region and nothing else.  Then you can use the method I described to export the image to disk.  I have attached a screenshot of a front panel of a VI with an Intensity Graph with all parts other than the graph region made non-visible.

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and i do not know how to use  paintbrush tool in labview..and then 'T' in color picker..and then export image to disk...

can you please post a vi regarding that??..or it should be done manually ie it can not be summarised to a vi??

thanks..

[Ashish_Naik_NIUK]

Sahil,

I cannot post a vi, as I am not on my LabVIEW machine. However simply on the front panel. Select the Intensity Graph/Chart. Right click on it. Under Visible items, deselect everything you do not want.

The paintbrush tool is located in the Tools Palette. This is under View>>Tools Palette.

You click on the icon that looks like a brush, and change the colour by clicking on it, and looking for the icon that has a T on it..

Then you simply use the paintbrush, and click on the border/raised bezel to turn it transparent.

Check out this too

As you are a new user to LabVIEW, to help you get up to speed, and to aid you with your applications in the future, have you considered attending LabVIEW training? 

Ash

[GerdW]

Hi sahil,

open the tools palette (menu view->tools palette or shift-rightclick), select the paintbrush.

Now rightclick (with the brush) any item to be colored and select the "T" color in the upper right corner of the color selection palette. "T" stands for transparent... Make everything transparent you don't want to have in the jpg!

No, I can't put that procedure in a vi. And a ready-made intensity chart doesn't help you to learn this procedure!

[sahil]

hii

 first of all i want to thanks you all for solving my problem..

 the only thing was that i was not checking for the refrence input ..

only due to this all was going wrong..

 so i was using the new approach..in that approach i need to is manually.. ie ...I can't put that procedure in a vi

and so so thanks...

[Titano]

Hi Ashish,

I'm sorry to hijack another user's thread to publicise my problem.

I'm running out of time and in desperate need of help.

I'm facing a major difficulty in combining my graphs.

I'm totally lost of how to go abt it.

Basically the inputs must drive a XY,XZ,YZ and a 3D plots.

I cant seem to combine them.

I've attached the VI.

PLs do help me out.

Thks N Rdgs

Titano 

[Ashish_Naik_NIUK]

Hi Tatano,

In future, can you please create a new post, and do not jump onto old solved topics that are unrelated. Also can you please not post onto multiple topics in this manner.

Duplicate post

With regards to the issue. I assume from your block diagram that you are wanting to insert the value onto an XYZ plot with all the values.

Use the input N-array for the "insert into array" as a shifted array. This array will keep all the old values.

Move the 3D array inside the while loop if you want it to update on the fly. 

I have taken a simplified screenshot of your code, showing the implementation for X axis. Repeat this for Y and Z.