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I’m using SciChart v3.5.0.7128 (1st Oct 2015). When I’m trying to zoom in scichart surface with fastbandrenderableseries, glitches appear. In the version (v3.4.1.6431) there are no such bugs. How soon will it be fixed?
I’ve attached gif and project with the bug.
https://yadi.sk/d/8RpVeiy3jZsMc
gif (if attached is not rendered)
https://yadi.sk/i/uja6KI5ejZsc7
- Egor asked 9 years ago
- last active 8 years ago
Hello!
Is there any method to paint FastBandRenderableSeries using some image like template? (see the picture below)
Thanks in advance
- Egor asked 8 years ago
- last active 8 years ago
hi:
As shown below, I want to fill different colors between the two lines according to my own rules,
I first adopted scheme 1: use FastBandRenderableSeries, but it has default rules, according to the size of Y1 and Y2, fill between Y1 and Y2 Predefined FillY1 and FillY2;
I can't change this behavior by implementing IFillPaletteProvider.
So I switched to Scenario 2: Use two FastLineRenderableSeries to form the band, but I don't know how to fill the color between the two FastLineRenderableSeries.
Does scichart support filling color between two lines according to custom rules? my scichart version is 6.3.0.13476
Please give me some help or advice.
thanks very much.
- Pengwei Gao asked 2 years ago
- last active 2 years ago
Hi，
When I created the FastBandRenderableSeries type, I encountered an aliasing problem. When I used AntiAliasing, it still didn’t work.
There is an example of used code:
List<double> xData = GetData("D:\\x.txt");
List<double> yData = GetData("D:\\y.txt");
List<double> y1Data = GetData("D:\\y1.txt");
XyyDataSeries<double, double> splineBanDataSeries = new XyyDataSeries<double, double>();
splineBanDataSeries.Append(xData, yData, y1Data);
var bandSeries = new FastBandRenderableSeries()
{
DataSeries = splineBanDataSeries,
//Name = id,
StrokeThickness = 1,
Fill = Colors.Transparent,
FillY1 = Colors.Transparent,
StrokeY1 = Colors.LightGray,
AntiAliasing = true,
StrokeDashArrayY1 = new double[] { 5, 1 }
};
sciChart.RenderableSeries.Add(bandSeries);
sciChart.ZoomExtents();
Is there any way to correct this error?
Thank you.
- li xiaohang asked 1 week ago
- last active 7 days ago
