Hi there,
I am capturing changes in thumb position using an accelerometer. I want the user to create a movement, and to try and match that movement to a target movement displayed on screen.
When I plot my target movement array and the user's movement array they are tilted to the side (with respect to veridical) so the feedback is hard to understand.
I read a bunch of forums and all I can see is suggestions to A. turn the XY plot into an image, then B. use this VI someone posted to rotate the image as desired.
I have done this and it looks pretty awful - largely because I can't work out how to remove the edges of the graph where you can see the axes all turned sideways. Also I can't quite work out how to take it off the loop to rotate with the slider without it stopping working (sorry, I am new to labview...), I just want a constant rotation of 160 degrees.
Is there a better way to do this that anyone can think of???
(final thing for bonus points, I would love to put extra lines onto this so the 'target movement' line is the top axis (0 degrees), but there is also a 90, 180, 270 line - where the target movement is rotated about its x axis by these degrees. I been trying to use a rotation matrix to do this but am failing miserably)
Harry
