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Shapes on the same graph

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thats helped alot, thank you so much

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do you know of anyway to put a delay on the triangle and rectangle so that the plots are shown individually, so it looks like its drawing the shape not just the full shape appearing staright away?

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I made you a random shape function. You can adjust it like you want.

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do you know of anyway to put a delay on the triangle and rectangle so that the plots are shown individually, so it looks like its drawing the shape not just the full shape appearing staright away?


 

You want it to show it in steps. Like you draw it with a pencil?

 

 

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I want to be draw the rectangle and/or triangle from the the first part of the plot the the next plot on the graph to the next etc. Does that make sense?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPfFaIPWJDg like the vides but obviously without the pencil

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It is possible, but very time consuming.

So I hope you like this one.

I made a draw for the square.

probably not programmed optimal

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thats helped so much. what would you recomend to someone who has just recently started to use Labview? ie tutorials and stuff like that

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Good to hear that!

 

There are some tutorials:

Unit 2

Unit 3

Unit 4

Note: unit 0 and 1 won't be necessary, maybe 2 neither

But you'll find that out yourself Smiley Happy

 

 

And way more to be found here and youtube ofcourse.

 

 

And then after getting a bit better. Try looking at code on the forums.

Try to solve other people's problems, try to find out why certain solutions work or even try to make them better.

Start by the code you have now, what is everything doing and why.

 

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Btw, a tip for the draw function. The graphs supports double (DBL). This way you can reduce the stepsize to make it look smoother, decreasing the wait will also help alot.

But becareful if you change it to DBL you'll need to change the comparsion, from = to > or <.

Because doubles aren't that great for comparison, better described here.

 

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ok ill look into that 🙂  i only have one more question now with the code, when i try to draw the rectangle i cant seem to make it into a rectangle its more of a square. i don't know if im just missing something or not but i cant seem to change it. any ideas?

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