Accelerometer G-Force with Labview

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Hi eveyone,

I would like to know if anyone knows how to do the g-force graphic at Labview, like shows in the F1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Le-l58gZSfs. 

Anyone knows how to do a ball moving like that?

Regards,

Vitor crepaldi. 

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This should generate some Ideas:

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Thanks Jeff,

Could you please, send me the .vi? 

Regards

[NIquist]

Jeff's picture is called a VI Snippet.  If you drag it onto a block diagram it turns into code.  

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Oh... nice. I didn't know about that.

But could you take the snippet for the labview 2012?  that is the one I'm using.

Regards.

[NIquist]

Here you go...

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Thank you so much,

That will help me a lot.

Regards,

Vitor.

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NIquist,

Thanks a lot man. With your help I did exacly what I wanted.

Just one more thing. I would like to change the image that the polar plot appears.

Now I'm seeing this one: PolarPlot.png. but I would lik to have this imaga: G-Force.png. Where can I edit that image?

Regards,

Vitor Crepaldi.

[JÞB]

You just need to suply the picture imported from png to the polar plot (and set the grid transparent) Like thus:

The stock vi's add some artifacts that you do not want

But if you save  renameds copies you can safely edit them without breaking anything anyone else is doing.

This small edit is all that is needed:  (and wire picture to new picture through the enabled case)

Make sure yuo save renamed copies of all three of these vis or you will eventually be very sorry

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Thanks,

Now it's great.

Regards,

Vitor.