I’m trying to figure out the best approach to this. Basically I have line series which is defining a limit, may only have points at X=0 & max rather than individual points. My 2nd value I want to fill with one color when it’s below that limit and if it goes above the limit then only the portion above that limit should be colored differently (blue in example).
Anybody able to set me on the right track for this? I can think of ways to do it if I break the 2nd value up and display as two series (would basically be a stacked mountain then. and just limit one to not go above the limit value. Is there a way to avoid breaking this up to separate series and just style it?
- meaka asked 6 years ago
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You can use the PaletteProvider API to fill a mountain series if the value is over a threshold. Have a look at the documentation for the PaletteProvider here.
However it won’t quite do what you want. The PaletteProvider fills a mountain segment like this:
What you want is to fill juse the part that exceeds a threshold. You might have to consider either:
1.) A custom series
or
2.) using the Band Series to fill the area between two lines
Note you can set Stroke1, Stroke2, Fill1, Fill2 to transparent if you want to display just a polygon when one value exceeds another
Best regards,
Andrew
- Andrew Burnett-Thompson answered 6 years ago
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