09-21-2018 09:35 AM
So, I am using a NationalInstruments.UI.WindowsForms.ScatterGraph widget, and the incoming data causes the scattergraph to autoscale annoyingly fast on boundary conditions. Is it possible to have it autoscale upwards normally, but limit how quickly it autoscales down (like make it not autoscale down unless 3 seconds have passed)?
Thanks
09-24-2018 10:34 AM
Hey foo,
What does it mean to have it autoscale 'normally'? If there are points outside the range, I would expect it to autoscale 'annoyingly fast' to encapsulate all data points. If you know the range of your data points, my recommendation would be to pre-define the Y axis beforehand instead of using autoscaling.
-BDog
10-01-2018 07:35 AM
By "normally", I mean I would like it to autoscale upwards, as it does now, so that we don't miss any data points, but for the edge condition, it also scales down just as quickly, so the graph has a lot of jitter due to constant autoscaling up and down. If we were able to limit how fast it autoscaled down, we would be able to have a stable graph. I guess from what I hear, I will have to implement our own auto-scaling wrapper.
10-01-2018 09:12 AM
I should mention, that the scattergraph is the only part of measurement studio that we utilize.