09-22-2015 01:14 PM
Hey,
I'm curious if anyone else has crossed this issue before...I have 4 XY graphs that contains two plots each. One plot is raw data that is collected(solid line), and the other is a limit line(dotted line) for the collected raw data. It just so happens that my dotted limit line typically falls on a grid line, making the user unable to see the limit line. I decided to go ahead and make the dotted limit line thicker so I could see it when it falls on the grid line. What happened was completely unexpected, the line becomes thicker, but when I print the plots 2 out of the 4 graphs the grid lines have become much thicker. I am unsure if there is something that I've done wrong or if this is some kind of glitch. Attached are screen captures of 2 out of the 4 plots. One is a plot using the default line thickness, one is the adjusted line thickness(as well as the grid thickness error), and the third is a screen shot of the plots I see on labview during testing. Thank you.
09-23-2015 12:56 PM
What property nodes are you using? Would it be possible for you to upload a screen shot of those nodes?
Also, how are you printing the graphs?
09-24-2015 07:04 AM
Hey Shalini,
Thank you for the response, I have attached a screen shot of the property nodes used for my XY graphs. I only use the property nodes to set the plot background color and value. As for my method of printing, I have it set to print automatically when the VI's executuion is completed.
09-24-2015 07:39 AM
I'm not sure why it didn't work for you, but it worked for me. I've attached a trivial VI that writes "random" data + a constant. I set the second plot to have a Thick (red) dotted line, and as the Front Panel screen shot shows, that' s what I got. I then did a Print Window after the VI ran, and got a gray scale image that closely matched the graph, namely thin grid lines and a thick dotted line.
Bob Schor