LabVIEW
How to get the circle to draw a rectangle rather than a line?
@recneps wrote:
for the drawing rectangle program, is there anyway in taking out the line thats created when the circle creates the outline of the rectangle? if so what would be taken out to do that?
That should be pretty obvious even with very limited LabVIEW knowledge. 😄 What have you tried so far?
I really don't know what the "top left numeric code" is. In my code you simply remove the parts related to the second plot, e.g. as shown in the picture
Well, you are almost there. WHy don't you start with the code I had attache earlier. It is easier to remove than to add.
Main missing things:
- The lower diagram constant needs to be an array with four complex elements, so drop that diagram constant into an array constant container, resize for four elements and enter the values you see in my picture. wire it to the "+", autoindexing on the outer loop.
- RIght-click the "build array" near the middle and select "concatenate inputs", now you have a 1D array output that you can wire to N of the inner loop (autoindexing on the outer loop)
- voila!
- You nee to turn off autoscaling for the x and y axes.
- you need to select a plot style with points. (Currently you are only drawing lines, but since there is only a single points, no line can be drawn.)
