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Using MonitorMagic
For each graph item, you can specify 2 scale methods:
Automatic scaling
Fixed scaling
Automatic scaling
When new values are added for the graph item, MonitorMagic will adjust the item scaling factor
so that all values multiplied by the scaling factor fall within the range [-100,...,100]. Note that this
is always possible.
Fixed scaling
The scale factor is specified by the user and will not be changed by MonitorMagic automatically.
See also:
3D Graphs - Introduction
3D Graphs - Vertical scale
The vertical direction of a 3D graph corresponds with the values of the items displayed in the
graph. The vertical scaling parameters are specified fro the graph and for each individual item.
For the overall graph you can specify the scale range of the graph in the vertical direction. By
default, the vertical scale range is set to the interval [0,...,100]. For all items, a scale factor can be
calculated so that all values fall within this range. To change the scaling parameters for each
individual item, see 3D Graphs - Items - Vertical scale.
For the graph itself, you can scale range in the vertical direction:
Graph minimum scale value
The scale value that corresponds with the bottom of the graph.
Graph maximum scale value
The scale value that corresponds with the top of the graph.
The format of the numbers displayed next to the vertical scaling axis can be changed by
specifying the number of positions before and after the decimal point.
See also:
3D Graphs - Introduction
3D Graphs - Planes
A 3-dimensional graph is drawn within a virtual rectangular 3 dimensional block object. The object
has 6 surfaces: top, bottom, front, back, left and right. To clarify the graph, you can select which
of these surfaces must be drawn. All surfaces are drawn with the same color. Normally a
transparent color is used to draw these surfaces.
See also:
3D Graphs - Introduction
3D Graphs - Scale axis
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