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Intensity Graph - Same color, 2 different markers

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Hi all,

 

So I have intensity graph A. It represents the difference between two data sets at each (i,j) point. 0 is the best, where both data sets completely agree... and then +/-10 are the max and min agreement values.....

 

I have created 5 markers.... (-10,-5,0,5,10) and want the 0 green, +/-5 yellow, and +/- 10 red. I set the marker values to those colors using the property node: ZScale.MarkerVals[] linked to a cluster with the above values and colors. However, no matter how much I run the code... it is stuck in previous colors and wont change from rainbow to the red->yel->green->yel->red sequence I want.

 

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Hi Jewsus,

 

it works for me:

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When you have a problem with your VI you should also attach your VI.

Images of (part of) the block diagram are hard to debug!

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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Sorry for the late reply, had this issue at the end of my work day.

 

I think I figured out what my issue was. When originally creating the intensity graphs... I simply clicked ctrl + drag on the graphs to create a few extra. Apparently labview doesn't like this in combination with Property nodes as the original property node seemed to constantly still affect the copies.

 

I went through and just recreated the intensity graphs through the menu option instead and the property nodes are properly working now. Thanks again GerdW

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